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The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 04

Note 16 — Chapter XLIX · THE TRIUMPHS OF PHILIP

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[Niebuhr,h commenting on our scant information, says, “It is as if the muse of Greece had grown dumb on the death-day of Greek liberty, and had thrown her veil over the death blow.” Later he notes the remarkable coincidence that the battle of Chæronea was fought in the same year in which Rome conquered the Volscians and Latins “and laid the foundation of her sovereignty over all Italy.”]

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