Life of Alexander
by Plutarch
Abstract
A biography on Alexander III of Macedonia emphasizing his character and motivations while still covering the basics of his military campaign.
Bibliographic Data
| Kind | Term |
|---|---|
| authors | Plutarch |
| literary form | narrative |
| genres | biography |
| subjects | Alexander the Great, military strategy, conquest of Asia, conquest of Europe, conquest of India |
| period | Classical Greece, Hellenistic Period, 4th c. BCE, Roman imperial period, Pax Romana, 2nd c. CE |
| language | Koine Greek |
| same as | wikidata | wikipedia |
| keywords & tags | none |
| Index | 112 entries |
Contextual Relations
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Refers To
- Odyssey by Homer
- Dyskolos by Menander
- Characters by Theophrastus
Referenced By
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- Achilles
- Alexander
- Alexandria
- Amazons
- Ammon
- Anaxarchus
- Antipater
- Apelles
- Apollo
- Arbela
- Aristander
- Aristobulus
- Aristotle
- Arrhidaeus
- Artemis
- Asia
- Athena
- Athens
- Attalus
- Attalus son of Andromenes
- Babylon
- Bagoas
- Barsine
- Bucephalas
- Calanus
- Callisthenes
- Caspian Sea
- Cassander
- Chaeronea
- Chares
- Cilicia
- Cleitus
- Cleopatra
- Corinth
- Craterus
- Cydnus
- Cyrus
- Damascus
- Dandamis
- Darius
- Delphi
- Demaratus
- Demosthenes
- Diogenes
- Dionysus
- Duris
- Ecbatana
- Egypt
- Ephesus
- Eratosthenes
- Euphrates
- Euripides
- Gaugamela
- Gedrosia
- Gordium
- Granicus
- Harpalus
- Hellespont
- Hephaestion
- Hera
- Herakles
- Homer
- Hydaspes
- Hyrcania
- Iliad
- India
- Iolas
- Issus
- Leonidas
- Lysimachus
- Lysimachus of Acarnania
- Lysippus
- Macedonia
- Malli
- Medius
- Memnon of Rhodes
- Menander
- Midas
- Nearchus
- Olympias
- Onesicritus
- Orpheus
- Parmenio
- Pausanias of Orestis
- Perdiccas
- Persepolis
- Persia
- Peucestas
- Pharos
- Philip
- Philotas
- Pindar
- Porus
- Ptolemy
- Roxana
- Seleucus
- Serapis
- Socrates
- Stasicrates
- Stateira
- Susa
- Tanais
- Taxiles
- Thais
- Thebes
- Theodectes
- Timoclea
- Troy
- Tyre
- Xenocrates
- Xerxes
- Zeus
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