Saepe certe audita erat vox Alexandri, Antipatrum regium affectare fastigium maioremque esse praefecti opibus ac titulo Spartanae victoriae  inflatum omnia a se data asserentem sibi.
Certain it is that Alexander was often heard to say that Antipater took upon himself the, state of a king, that he was more powerful than a prefect ought to be, and that he was puffed up by the rich spoil and fame of his Spartan victory while he claimed  as his own all that the king had given him.
final_alignments\Quintus_Curtius_Alexander_Book10.json