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Alexander of Acarnania was once a friend of Philip V of Macedon but abandoned him, and insinuated himself so much into the favor of Antiochus III the Great, that he was admitted to his most secret deliberations. He advised the king to invade Greece, holding out him the most brilliant prospects of victory over the Romans. Antiochus followed his advice. Alexander was greatly injured in the Battle of Cynoscephalae in 194 BC in which Antiochus was defeated by the Romans, and in this state he carried the news of the defeat to his kin, who was staying at Thronium, on the Maliac Gulf. When the king, on his retreat from Greece, had reached Cenaeum in Euboea, Alexander died and was buried there, in 191.

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  • Alexandre d'Acarnània, fou un amic de Filip III de Macedònia al que va abandonar i va obtenir el favor del selèucida Antíoc III el gran, que el va admetre a les deliberacions més secretes. Alexandre va aconsellar d'envair Grècia amb perspectives de victòria el 192 aC i Antíoc se'l va escoltar. A la batalla de Cinoscèfals Alexandre va ser ferit però va poder portar la notícia de la derrota al rei, que era a Thronion al golf Màlic; el selèucida es va retirar de Grècia i Alexandre, ferit, va seguir al rei, i quan van arribar a Cenaion a Eubea, va morir i fou enterrat allí el 191 aC. (ca)
  • Alexander of Acarnania was once a friend of Philip V of Macedon but abandoned him, and insinuated himself so much into the favor of Antiochus III the Great, that he was admitted to his most secret deliberations. He advised the king to invade Greece, holding out him the most brilliant prospects of victory over the Romans. Antiochus followed his advice. Alexander was greatly injured in the Battle of Cynoscephalae in 194 BC in which Antiochus was defeated by the Romans, and in this state he carried the news of the defeat to his kin, who was staying at Thronium, on the Maliac Gulf. When the king, on his retreat from Greece, had reached Cenaeum in Euboea, Alexander died and was buried there, in 191. (en)
  • Alejandro de Acarnania fue un amigo de Filipo V de Macedonia al que abandonó y obtuvo el favor del seléucida Antíoco III el Grande, que lo admitió a las deliberaciones más secretas. Alejandro aconsejó al rey para invadir Grecia con perspectivas de victoria el 192 a. C.​ y Antíoco lo escuchó. En la Batalla de Cinoscéfalas (197 a. C.) Alejandro fue herido pero pudo llevar la noticia de la derrota al rey, que estaba en Tronio, en el Golfo Maliaco. El seléucida se retiró de Grecia y Alejandro, herido, siguió al rey, y cuando llegaron a Cenaion en Eubea, murió y fue enterrado allí en el 191 a. C.​ (es)
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  • Alexandre d'Acarnània, fou un amic de Filip III de Macedònia al que va abandonar i va obtenir el favor del selèucida Antíoc III el gran, que el va admetre a les deliberacions més secretes. Alexandre va aconsellar d'envair Grècia amb perspectives de victòria el 192 aC i Antíoc se'l va escoltar. A la batalla de Cinoscèfals Alexandre va ser ferit però va poder portar la notícia de la derrota al rei, que era a Thronion al golf Màlic; el selèucida es va retirar de Grècia i Alexandre, ferit, va seguir al rei, i quan van arribar a Cenaion a Eubea, va morir i fou enterrat allí el 191 aC. (ca)
  • Alexander of Acarnania was once a friend of Philip V of Macedon but abandoned him, and insinuated himself so much into the favor of Antiochus III the Great, that he was admitted to his most secret deliberations. He advised the king to invade Greece, holding out him the most brilliant prospects of victory over the Romans. Antiochus followed his advice. Alexander was greatly injured in the Battle of Cynoscephalae in 194 BC in which Antiochus was defeated by the Romans, and in this state he carried the news of the defeat to his kin, who was staying at Thronium, on the Maliac Gulf. When the king, on his retreat from Greece, had reached Cenaeum in Euboea, Alexander died and was buried there, in 191. (en)
  • Alejandro de Acarnania fue un amigo de Filipo V de Macedonia al que abandonó y obtuvo el favor del seléucida Antíoco III el Grande, que lo admitió a las deliberaciones más secretas. Alejandro aconsejó al rey para invadir Grecia con perspectivas de victoria el 192 a. C.​ y Antíoco lo escuchó. En la Batalla de Cinoscéfalas (197 a. C.) Alejandro fue herido pero pudo llevar la noticia de la derrota al rey, que estaba en Tronio, en el Golfo Maliaco. El seléucida se retiró de Grecia y Alejandro, herido, siguió al rey, y cuando llegaron a Cenaion en Eubea, murió y fue enterrado allí en el 191 a. C.​ (es)
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