He bewailed his ill-luck in having narrowly missed taking Attalus prisoner. . . .
Philip, after marching on Lake Trichonis, reached Thermus where there was a temple of Apollo and now mutilated all the statues which he had spared on the former occasion, acting wrongly both then and now in giving way to his passion.
For it is the height unreasonableness to be guilty of impiety to the gods because one is angry with men. . . .
Walbank Commentary