Harassment by the Aetolian League led this king to restore his alliance with the Achaean League, led by his possible gay lover, Aratus of Sicyon.
This king projected his naval power by hiring the pirate Dicaearchus, a mercenary known for building altars to Lawlessness and Impiety whenever he attacked a city. This king made a strategic blunder in intervening against the pirate Scerdilaidas to restore the turf of his preferred pirate, Demetrius of Pharos. Harassment by the Aetolian League led this king to restore his alliance with the Achaean League, led by his possible gay lover, Aratus of Sicyon. This signatory of the Peace of (*) Phoenice took the throne after the death of Antigonus Doson, his regent when he was a child. After his defeat, a Roman general went to the Isthmian Games to issue a proclamation of "freedom" for the Greeks. This king provoked Rome's ire by forming an alliance with Hannibal in the middle of the Second Punic War, and ultimately fell to Roman arms under Titus Quinctius Flamininus. For 10 points, name this Antigonid king of Macedon defeated by Roman armies at the Battle of Cynoscephalae.
This king projected his naval power by hiring the pirate Dicaearchus, a mercenary known for building altars to Lawlessness and Impiety whenever he attacked a city.
Philip V of Macedon