Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XX    |  world, as was [the case of] Philip of Macedonia and Alexander
 2       1,  XXVI  |     should take as his model Philip of Macedonia, father of
 3       1,  XXXI  |     army into Greece against Philip of Macedonia, and into Italy
 4       1,  LIX   |  would not have been done by Philip the Macedonian and the other
 5       2,  I     |   Carthaginians, and also to Philip King of Macedonia and to
 6       2,  IV    | testimony, where he tells of Philip, King of Macedon, coming
 7       2,  XIII  |     see who read the life of Philip of Macedonia, that of Agathocles
 8       2,  XXVIII|   truer example than that of Philip of Macedonia, father of
 9       2,  XXVIII|    of the chief men close to Philip was enamored; and having
10       2,  XXVIII|    this injury many times to Philip, who for a time kept him
11       3,  X     |   the Romans carried on with Philip of Macedonia, father of
12       3,  X     |       father of Perseus; for Philip being assaulted by the Romans,
13       3,  X     |    Romans from pursuing him. Philip, therefore, not wanting
14       3,  X     |      to you. For to flee (as Philip did) is as being routed,
15       3,  X     |    of your virtu. And if he [Philip] had succeeded in saving
16       3,  XXXVII|     matter of little moment. Philip of Macedonia, father of