Didn't the Emperor Julian see himself as a latter-day Alexander and try to achieve what Alexander had achieved?

What are the sources of the information presented on Alexander ? How accurate do you believe the facts are ??

What are the best books about Alexander the Great and what the main sources for his story?

Did Alexander leave behind any lasting impact on culture and politics of the countries he travels through ?

Not Julius Caesar, but the Emperor Julian in the 4th century AD

Do we really believe these troop numbers? This is not only a lot of people, but the amount of resources to support them on their travels and fighting just seems a LOT. People didn't live very long back then and tended to die of injuries and disease at higher rates than they do now.

Someone said that, when making war, amateurs talk strategy, pros talk logistics!

Was Alexander poisoned ?

How did they feed and armor all those soldiers? Steal locally, allies sending them food somehow?

Tension exists to this day between Greece and Macadonia?

How did he take advantage of the pronouncement that he was the son of Zeus?

What did he die of? Isn’t there at least two different opinions. One is typhoid fever and the other by “bad” wine

How much time between Hephasgion’d death and Alexander’s?

was there more to the relationship than friendship

How did he take advantage of the pronouncement tat he was the son of Zeus?

How did he maintain political control in Greece while he was away for 12 years ?

well, they’re out in battle for months so you love the one your with

Alexander was Macedonian; how did he spread GREEK culture?

Who funded the campaigns?

how did they overcome language barriers in so many cultures?

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