Eundem in Philippi quoque caedem coniurasse cum Pausania pro comperto fuit, sed quia primus Alexandrum regem salutaverat, supplicio magis quam crimini  fuerat exemptus; tum quoque Antipatri soceri eius preces iustam regis iram morabantur.
It was regarded as certain that he had also, with Pausanias, conspired to kill Philip, but because he had been the first to hail Alexander as king, he was exempted from punishment rather than  from guilt; then too the prayers of his father-in-law Antipater were delaying the kings just anger.
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