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Come then, what a commendable letter that was of Philips in which he reproved Alexander for trying to attract the good will of certain Macedonians by giving them money! My son, whatever line of reasoning gave you this idle expectation to make you think that people whose love you forced with money would be loyal to you? As a father he wrote this from affection, as Philip from experience'Philip, who bought more of Greece than he conquered.
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