Itaque Antipater, qui probe nosset spiritus eius, non est ausus ipse agere arbitria victoriae, sed concilium Graeeorum  quid fieri placeret consuluit.
Hence Antipater, who perfectly understood the kings disposition, did not himself venture to act as arbiter of his victory, but summoned a council of the Greeks and consulted it as to what was best to  be done.
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