Classics Notes Alexander the Great and his early Successors (336 BC – 302 BC) Notes
The author of these notes achieved a First and an Exhibition for the very high quality of his essays during his time at Oxford. This collection includes essays on the following subjects (1) Philip II’s reforms of the Macedonian State (2) Persia in Alexander’s time (3) Alexander’s Generalship (4) Ideological aspects of Alexander’s conquests (5) the death of Alexander (6) the year of the kings (7) Arrian and the other Alexander Historians (8) Antigonus Monophthalmus (9) the spread of Greek cities a...
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The author of these notes achieved a First and an Exhibition for the very high quality of his essays during his time at Oxford. This collection includes essays on the following subjects (1) Philip II’s reforms of the Macedonian State (2) Persia in Alexander’s time (3) Alexander’s Generalship (4) Ideological aspects of Alexander’s conquests (5) the death of Alexander (6) the year of the kings (7) Arrian and the other Alexander Historians (8) Antigonus Monophthalmus (9) the spread of Greek cities a...
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