Ancient History: People and Places: Did Alexander the Great Think He Was Great?

Alexander the Great, a historical figure that many people like to write or talk about. Name written in history or not, every human being is just an A-O-P (“another ordinary person.”) Most ordinary people and extraordinary people usually want the same thing. To be happy.

Ancient History: People and Places: Did Alexander the Great Think He Was Great?

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Interesting Tweets About Alexander the Great

Thessaloníkē named after princess Thessalonike of Macedon, half sister of Alexander the Great, whose name means "Thessalian victory", from 'Thessalos', & Νίκη 'victory' (Nike), honoring the Macedonia|n victory at the Battle of Crocus Field (353-352 BC).#archaeohistories pic.twitter.com/I6H9QCjiX8

— Archaeo - Histories (@archeohistories) August 12, 2021

Within the Philippeion were statues of King Philip II, his son Alexander the Great, his wife Olympias, his father Amyntas III and mother Eurydice I. The statues were supposedly made of chryselephantine, the same material used to construct the monumental Statue of Zeus pic.twitter.com/6YhthYEBAV

— Ancient History Hit (@HistoryHitRome) August 13, 2021

Multan is one of the oldest cities of the subcontinent, known for its rich religious, cultural & artistic heritage. It was taken by Alexander the Great in 326 B.C., Mehmud of Ghazna in 1005 AD. and Timur in 1398.
However, it enjoyed peace & prosperity under earlier Mughal rule. pic.twitter.com/Ln66rKV4PZ

— Punjab Tourism (@PunjabTourismPK) August 10, 2021

I am not afraid of an army of lions led by a sheep; I am afraid of an army of sheep led by...- Alexander the Great pic.twitter.com/2aN36SI0dQ

— Cathy Turney (@CathyTurneyLafs) August 12, 2021