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Can link ancient world: ..., was one of the most successful military commanders of the ancient world. Following the unification of the multiple city states of ...
Can link city states: ...e ancient world. Following the unification of the multiple city states of [[Greece]] under the rule of his father, [[Philip II of ...
Can link Greek culture: ...orthern [[India]]. Alexander's conquests and the fusion of Greek culture with eastern cultures ushered in the age of [[Hellenistic G...
Can link Asia Minor: ...pt, the Antigonids in Macedonia and the Seleucids in Syria, Asia Minor and the Middle East....
Can link King Philip: ... the Middle East. ==Early life== Alexander was the son of King Philip II of Macedon and of [[Epirus|Epirote]] princess [[Olympias... (link to section)
Can link classical Greece: ...Macedon=== Macedon was located in the northernmost part of classical Greece. In an effort to unite the rest of the Greek world against... (link to section)
Can link classical Greek: ...herself was from Epirus, another Greek state on the edge of classical Greek civilization, on the northwest of the Greek peninsula. Ma... (link to section)
Can link Libyan Desert: ...od Ammon at the Oracle of the god at the Siwah oasis in the Libyan Desert. He founded Alexandria in Egypt, which would become the fam... (link to section)
Can link Zagros Mountains: ...le he stormed and captured the Persian Gates (in the modern Zagros Mountains), then sprinted for [[Persepolis]] before its treasury coul... (link to section)
Can link Athenian Acropolis: ...he royal palace of Xerxes as revenge for the burning of the Athenian Acropolis during the Second Persian War. He then set off in pursuit o... (link to section)
Can link Chinese Turkestan: ...an, and "The Furthest" Alexandria Eschate bordering today's Chinese Turkestan.... (link to section)
Can link Indian army: ...sted and frightened by the prospect of facing another giant Indian army at the [[Ganges River|Ganges]], his army mutinied at the [[... (link to section)
Can link Persian Gulf: ...neral [[Craterus]], and commissioned a fleet to explore the Persian Gulf shore under his admiral [[Nearchus]], while he led the rest... (link to section)
Can link rank and file: ...der executed the ringleaders of the mutiny, but forgave the rank and file. In an attempt to craft a lasting harmony between his Maced... (link to section)
Can link one mind: ..., Kallixeina, brought in. But the ancients were not all of one mind. [[Eumenes of Cardia|Eumenes]] (370-265) claimed Alexander ... (link to section)
Can link Macedonian Slavs: ... a modern sense is controversial. Recently, many Greeks and Macedonian Slavs have expressed outrage at such suggestions regarding their ... (link to section)
Can link sexual attraction: ...at the concept of homosexuality did not exist in antiquity: sexual attraction between males was seen as a normal and universal part of hu... (link to section)
Can link human nature: ...on between males was seen as a normal and universal part of human nature since it was believed that men were attracted to beauty, an... (link to section)
Can link love life: ...ttribute of the young, regardless of gender. If Alexander's love life was transgressive it was not for his love of beautiful yout... (link to section)
Can link half-sister: ...is sister [[Cleopatra, sister of Alexander|Cleopatra]], his half-sister [[Euridice]], and his half-brother [[Philip III of Macedon]... (link to section)
Can link half-brother: ...lexander|Cleopatra]], his half-sister [[Euridice]], and his half-brother [[Philip III of Macedon]], were dead. Only one of them, (An... (link to section)
Can link natural causes: ...acedon]], were dead. Only one of them, (Antipater), died of natural causes.... (link to section)
Can link 317 BC: ...atrap of [[Lydia]]), was able to stop Eumenes. At first, in 317 BC, he tried to defeat Eumenes directly at the [[Battle of Par... (link to section)
Can link 315 BC: ...r, so they formed with Cassander a coalition against him in 315 BC. In 312 Ptolemy conquered Cyprus while Seleucus took Babylo... (link to section)
Can link 305 BC: ...er kept this all a secret for the next several years, until 305 BC. In the meantime Ptolemy, [[Lysimachus]] and Cassander sign... (link to section)
Can link 301 BC: ...e was defeated in the [[Battle of Ipsus]] in [[Phrygia]] in 301 BC. In the aftermath Lysimachus took Asia Minor, Seleucus took... (link to section)
Can link Indian territory: ...was soon defeated by the other four generals. Control over Indian territory was short-lived, ending when [[Seleucus I Nicator]] was def... (link to section)
Can link 279 BC: ...m Alexandria. Keraunos became new king of Macedonia, but in 279 BC Macedonia and Greece were invaded by Celts and Keraunos was... (link to section)
Can link 277 BC: ...nd Greece were invaded by Celts and Keraunos was killed. In 277 BC [[Antigonus II Gonatas|Antigonus Gonatas]], the grandson of... (link to section)
Can link world domination: ...t of a [[Napoleon]] or a [[Hitler]], a megalomaniac bent on world domination. Such views tend to be anachronistic, however, and the sour... (link to section)
Can link Middle Ages: ...erous expansions and revisions throughout Antiquity and the Middle Ages, exhibiting a plasticity unseen in "higher" literary forms.... (link to section)
Can link Late Antiquity: ...y forms. [[Latin]] and [[Syriac]] translations were made in Late Antiquity. From these, versions were developed in all the major langu... (link to section)
Can link historical fiction: ...eated. *From [[1969]] to [[1981]], [[Mary Renault]] wrote a historical fiction [[trilogy]], speculating on the life of Alexander: ''Fire f... (link to section)
Can link heavy metal band: ...ames'' (about the events following his death). *The British heavy metal band [[Iron Maiden (band)|Iron Maiden]] had a song entitled "Ale... (link to section)
Can link variety show: ...buted on the [[Cartoon Network]]'s ''[[Adult Swim]]'' block variety show in [[2003]].... (link to section)

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In Satan, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...tten on parchment brought by Satan (Esther Rabba 3:9). When Alexander the Great reproached the Jewish sages with their rebellion, they made...
In Sparta, can backlink Alexander of Macedon: ...rmy at the [[Battle of Leuctra]] in 371 B.C. By the time of Alexander of Macedon Sparta was a shadow of its former self, and was eventually ...
In Banana, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...r the first time in history in buddhist texts 600 years BC. Alexander the Great discovers the taste of the banana in the Indian valleys in ...
In Pyrrhus of Epirus, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...o be the second greatest commander the world had seen after Alexander the Great. As a general, Pyrrus' greatest political weaknesses were t...
In Akhisar, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...k place around 500 BC and later, Thyateira was conquered by Alexander the Great and went under Macedonian rule at around 300 BC. In later y...
In Donald Davidson (philosopher), can backlink Alexander the Great: ...elieve "Aristotle founded the Lyceum" and "Aristotle taught Alexander the Great." Whom are my beliefs ''about''? Aristotle, obviously. B...
In Balkh, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...ana]], [[Nineveh]] and [[Babylon]]. Bactra was conquered by Alexander the Great in 328 BCE. Its early history is at the entry [[Bactria]]....
In Beas River, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...asis''', marks the most easterly extent of the conquests of Alexander the Great [[326 BC]]. The river begins at the [[Rohtang Pass]] in [[H...
In Travelogue, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...arco Polo]], the travels of [[Ibn Battuta]], The history of Alexander the Great by [[Callisthenes]] and the explorations of [[Richard Franc...
In Sibylline oracles, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...bel; thinly veiled references to historical figures such as Alexander the Great and Cleopatra, as well as a long list of Roman Emperors; an...
In Macedonians, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...edonians was promoted by the Macedonian kings, particularly Alexander the Great, who regarded themselves as Greeks. The process of converge...
In Rise of Nations, can backlink Alexander the Great: .... The expansion added four historically themed campaigns - Alexander the Great, the Colonizing of America, Napoleon and the Cold War....
In Lysippos, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...rgos and Sikyon. Lysippos was also the personal sculptor of Alexander the Great. He produced according to the Pliny the elder, more than 15...
In Zulqarneyn, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...yrus]] The Great. Another possibility is that Zulqarneyn is Alexander the Great, who was often depicted with two rams' horns following his ...
In Greco-Bactrian Kingdom, can backlink Alexander the Great: ... going beyond the city of [[Alexandria Eschate]] founded by Alexander the Great in [[Ferghana]]....
In Reign (anime), can backlink Alexander the Great: ...released in 1997. A fantastic re-imagination of the life of Alexander the Great based on the novel by Hiroshi Aramata, Alexander was intend...
In Athenais, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...ais from [[Erythrae]]== a prophetess, living in the time of Alexander the Great, telling him about his divine descent (Strabo wrote about t...
In The Big Time, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...soldiers from the armies of Napoleon, Stalin, Ghengis Khan, Alexander the Great etc. etc. may find themselves fighting side-by-side or on o...
In Luigi Anichini, can backlink Alexander the Great: ...enice about 1550. Michelangelo pronounced his "Interview of Alexander the Great with the high-priest at Jerusalem," "the perfection of the ...
In Naomi Mitchison, can backlink Alexander the Great: ... Queen ([[1931]]), The Bull Calves ([[1945]]) and The Young Alexander the Great ([[1960]]); fantasy, such as Graeme and the Dragon ([[1954]...
In Women In Hinduism, can backlink Alexander the Great: ... ancient observers mentioned the barbaric practice of Sati. Alexander the Great and the Greeks observed Sati in Punjab [Onescrites in Strab...
In Andrea Verrochio, can backlink Alexander the Great: ... most beautiful thing. He also did two metal heads, one of Alexander the Great, in profile, the ...