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The prose life of Alexander

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The Prose Life of Alexander.No notesIndex
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PREFATORY NOTENo notesIndex
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THE PROSE LIFE OF ALEXANDER.No notesIndex
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LIFE OF ALEXANDERNo notesIndex
2 Anectanabus's flight from the Persians. He greets Olympias.No notesTranslate
3: He would lie as a god with the young Queen.No notesTranslate
4 As a god he knows her, begets Alexander, beshields her.No notesTranslate
5 He makes Philip dream that she by a god conceives her saviour.1 noteTranslate
6 Amid wonders the child is born.No notesTranslate
7: The child is named Alexander ; his wondrousness.No notesTranslate
8 Death of Anectanabus, and the finding of Bucephalus.No notesIndex
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King Philip's death and burial. Alexander's harangue.2 notesReview
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Letters of Darius and Alexander.No notesReview
44 Letter of Alexander. Another defat. Porus' letter.No notesReview
Darius' mother. Alexander's vision. 45No notesReview
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(From the Latin) Alexander and Darius. 47No notesTranslate
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Wonderous beasts. 71.No notesReview
72 The combat of Porus and Alexander.No notesReview
73 Alexander and the Gymnosophists.No notesTranslate
74 The pillars of Hercules and the uttermost islands.No notesTranslate
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76 Strange beasts and fearful storms.No notesTranslate
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The Brahmins to Alexander. Greek errors. 83No notesIndex
84 The Bahmins to Alexander; the ills of Heathendom.No notesIndex
Alexander on the worthlessness of Brahmin austerity. 85No notesTranslate
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Dindimus to Alexander. Of the goodly ways of the Brahmins. 87No notesIndex
88 Alexander to the Brahmins. The pillars he raises.No notesTranslate
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King Alexander and Queen Candace. The story of Candeolus. 97No notesTranslate
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107 The strange beasts. The death of BucephalusNo notesReview
108 The letters of Alexander. His throne.No notesReview
109 The crown of Alexander. The Philospher.1 noteReview
110 The betrayal and poisoning of Alexander.No notesReview
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112 The will of Alexander. The earthquake.No notesReview
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114 The death and burial of AlexanderNo notesReview
His namesNo notesReview
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