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League of Corinth: The First Time All Greeks United
Greek Reporter 15 Mar 2026
An initiative of King Philip II of Macedon, the League of Corinth unified Greek military forces under Macedonian hegemony in their combined conquest of the Persian Achaemenid Empire ... of Macedon.
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Eric Simpson arrested on Federal indictment for prostitution parties in Macedon
Times of Wayne County 14 Mar 2026
On Wednesday (3/11) morning numerous Federal Homeland Security personnel and vehicles appeared at 2411 Canandaigua Road in the Town of Macedon ... The indictment said it believes this happened starting in 2021, through about December 2025 ... Mr ... Mr ... .
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Macedon man arrested for Felony DWI with a BAC of .22%
Times of Wayne County 14 Feb 2026
On Saturday (2/7) the Macedon Police Department, with the assistance of the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a possible intoxicated driver.
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Did Alexander the Great Have Any Children?
Greek Reporter 11 Jan 2026
Alexander the Great had one legitimate child, a son named Alexander IV of Macedon ... He was the grandson of Philip II of Macedon ... The life of Heracles of Macedon is shrouded in uncertainty and ...
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New Study Rewrites Origins of Alexander the Great’s Kingdom of Macedon
Greek Reporter 06 Jan 2026
The ruins of the Philippeion at Olympia, Greece, which was built by Philip II of Macedon ... A new study is reshaping historians’ understanding of the origins of the Ancient Greek Kingdom of Macedon that later gave rise to Alexander the Great.
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Battle of Pydna: How Rome Ended Macedon’s Power
Greek Reporter 22 Dec 2025
Painting of King Perseus of Macedon in front of Aemilius Paulus after the Battle of Pydna between Macedon and Rome ... The death of Philip V and the ascension to the throne of his son Perseus of Macedon did not bring peace between Rome and Macedon.
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How Philip II of Macedon Lost His Eye
Greek Reporter 14 Dec 2025
Marble bust thought to depict Philip II of Macedon ... Philip II of Macedon, the father of Alexander the Great, lost his right eye in 354 BC during the siege of Methone, a Greek city on the Aegean Sea.
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