History of Greece volume 11
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211 though such ceremonies were recognized and sometimes occurred, the occasions were rare in which they interposed any serious con- stitutional check upon the regal authority. 1 The facts of Mace- donian history, as far as they come before us, exhibit the kings acting on their own feelings and carrying out their own schemes consulting whom they please and when they please subject only to the necessity of not offending too violently the sentiments of that military population whom they commanded.... Philip and Alexander, combining regal station with personal ability and un- exampled success, were more powerful than any of their prede- cessors. Each of them required extraordinary efforts from their soldiers, whom they were therefore obliged to keep in willing obe- 1 The trial of Philotas, who is accused by Alexander for conspiracy be- fore an assembly of the Macedonian soldiers near to head-quarters, is the example most insisted on of the prevalence of this custom, of public trial in criminal accusations.
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211 though such ceremonies were recognized and sometimes occurred, the occasions were rare in which they interposed any serious con- stitutional check upon the regal authority. 1 The facts of Mace- donian history, as far as they come before us, exhibit the kings acting on their own feelings and carrying out their own schemes consulting whom they please and when they please subject only to the necessity of not offending too violently the sentiments of that military population whom they commanded.... Philip and Alexander, combining regal station with personal ability and un- exampled success, were more powerful than any of their prede- cessors. Each of them required extraordinary efforts from their soldiers, whom they were therefore obliged to keep in willing obe- 1 The trial of Philotas, who is accused by Alexander for conspiracy be- fore an assembly of the Macedonian soldiers near to head-quarters, is the example most insisted on of the prevalence of this custom, of public trial in criminal accusations.
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