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Encyclopedia > 358 BC

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Cassander (358-297 BC) (1085 words)
In 324 BC he had been summoned to Alexander’s court at Babylon, and Craterus sent west to replace him.
In 302 BC he established a new Greek league, based at Corinth.
This may have been the result of illness, for in 297 BC he died, possibly of tuberculosis.
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