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Stella Joseph-Jarecki
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Jul 06, 2017 at 10:17 PM
I look this subject in 2015. I found it hugely interesting, even though there was a lot of content it wasn't overwhelming as it was mostly concentrated on the lifespan of Alexander the Great. (356 BCE-323 BCE) As well as being a very interesting figure, studying Alexander the Great served as a good way of being introduced to the Classical and Hellenistic periods of Greek history in general.
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1 Comment on ANCW30016 The Age of Alexander the Great
I look this subject in 2015. I found it hugely interesting, even though there was a lot of content it wasn't overwhelming as it was mostly concentrated on the lifespan of Alexander the Great. (356 BCE-323 BCE) As well as being a very interesting figure, studying Alexander the Great served as a good way of being introduced to the Classical and Hellenistic periods of Greek history in general.