Philip II of Macedon
382 BCE–336 BCE · Person
King of Macedon who reforms the army (sarissa phalanx), unifies Greece under Macedonian hegemony, and bequeaths Alexander an empire-ready force.
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- Athenian democracy founded (508 BCE)
- Hellenistic period (323 BCE)
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Around 382 BCE
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