Pompeus Trogus's book about this figure would later be modified by Justinus, who wrote about this monarch in Book 8 of the Epitome.
Pompeus Trogus's book about this figure would later be modified by Justinus, who wrote about this monarch in Book 8 of the Epitome. A group of people who supported a regent that preceded this man prayed to the Oracle of Delphi for the return of Ptolemy of Aloros. This man allied himself with the city-state of Olynthus in a campaign that resulted in the capture of Dium, and that was the campaign in Chalcidice. This man had the child king Amyntas IV killed when he returned from being a political hostage under Epaminondas, who taught this man how to control the army. His namesake golden mask was found with other burial sites at the Tomb at Vergina. In one battle this man participated in, he successfully destroyed the Sacred Band of Thebes with a flanking maneuver using his son's unit known as the Companion Calvary at Chaeronea. For 10 points identify this ruler who was assassinated by Pausanias, who may have been influenced by this man's wife Olympias, the father of Alexander the Great.
Pompeus Trogus's book about this figure would later be modified by Justinus, who wrote about this monarch in Book 8 of the Epitome.
Philip II of Macedon