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[8] Subsequently he sailed over to Crete, where he was murdered by Thibron, one of his Friends.1 At Athens, an accounting was undertaken of the funds of Harpalus, and Demosthenes and certain other statesmen were convicted of having accepted money from this source.2

1 Curtius 10.2.1-3; Book 18.19.2. The collaboration of Antipater and Olympias is odd, for they were ordinarily hostile to each other.

2 Justin 13.5.9.

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