Iamque armatorum circa Meleagrum frequens globus erat, in seditionem ac discordiam versa contione, cum quidam plerisque Macedonum ignotus ex infima plebe: Quid opus est, inquit, armis civilique bello habentibus regem quem quaeritis?  Arrhidaeus, Philippo genitus, Alexandri paulo ante regis frater, sacrorum caerimoniarumque consors modo, nunc solus heres, praeteritur a vobis.
And already there was a large body of armed men around Meleager, and the assembly was on its way to sedition and discord, when a man unknown to most of the Macedonians, one of the lowest of the common people, said: What need is there of arms and civil war, when you have the king whom you  seek? Arrhidaeus, son of Philip, brother of Alexander, who was shortly before king, recently his associate in sacrifices and ceremonies and now his sole heir, is passed over by you.
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