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The 338 BCE battle Jiang describes as Philip's final defeat of Athens and Thebes and the moment he united Greece; the transcript renders the name noisily.
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Battle of Chaeronea
The 338 BCE battle Jiang describes as Philip's final defeat of Athens and Thebes and the moment he united Greece; the transcript renders the name noisily.
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Jiang says Philip's modern, disciplined, loyal army destroyed Athens and Thebes in the final opposition battle of 338 BCE and united Greece.
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"Okay? So he's being very strategic and very clever. In 356, his son in here, Alexander the Great, is born to his wife Olympias...."
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"...Thebes. As well as the entire Greek world at the battle of Chaeronea. Okay? Well, this pattern is also true for Julius Caesar. At..."
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