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Phillip II of Macedon shared similar attitudes toward Greece as his predecessors, particularly in viewing it as a region to be dominated and unified under his rule. Like earlier leaders, he recognized the cultural and military significance of the Greek city-states, but he sought to achieve this through a combination of diplomacy and military conquest. Phillip admired Greek culture and sought to integrate it into his own kingdom, reflecting a continuity of appreciation for Greek civilization among Macedonian rulers. Ultimately, his approach mirrored the ambitions of previous leaders who aimed to exert influence over Greece for strategic and cultural reasons.

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