| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - None of the former kings possessed more of the qualities which make a good or bad ruler than Philip, 8 and in my opinion his good qualities were natural to him, but his defects were acquired as he advanced in age, as is the case with some horses when they grow old. 9 I, however, do not, like other writers, deliver such judgements in the preface of my work, but always in dealing with actual facts e
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