About twenty years later or B C 149 and whilst the Macedonians were still newly smarting under the yoke of the victors a man presented himself to the people as Philip their late king - Claimants to Royalty by John H. Ingram

Nay the hazard had been greater on his side because the Macedonians would have had but one Alexander who was not only liable but fond of exposing himself to casualties the Romans would have had many equal to Alexander both in renown and in the greatness of their exploits any one of whom might live or die according to his destiny without any material consequence to the public - The History of Rome; Books Nine to Twenty-Six by Titus Livius