Pausanias' Description of Greece

Philip (brother of Cassander)

Family: Macedonian · Role: brother of Cassander · First appears: Book 1 · Chapter 11

In Book 1, Chapter 11, Philip, a Macedonian and Cassander’s brother, was identified in relation to Cassander. He was an enemy of Æacides, fighting him at Œnidæ; Æacides was wounded in the battle and died not long afterward.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Æacides was wounded in battle and died soon afterward.(Book 1 · Chapter 11 · 📍 Œnidæ)
    • With: Æacides
    • “And a battle being fought between Philip (the brother of Cassander) and Æacides at Œnidæ, Æacides was wounded and died no long time after.”

Book 1 · Chapter 11

  • enemies with Æacides “And a battle being fought between Philip (the brother of Cassander) and Æacides at Œnidæ, Æacides was wounded and died no long time after.”
  • siblings with Cassander “Philip (the brother of Cassander)”

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