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1. After Death: The Effects Of Alexander on the Mediterranean Region
   ... He was faced with a crumbling Greek/Macedonian union, which required speedy action to put down rebellions and restore order. Alexander ...
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2. selucid dynasty
   ... coloniesamp39. The most readily avalable colonists for the Seleucid kings were the Greek and Macedonian soldiers in the army. The benefits ...
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3. Ancient Greek Notes
   ... 27. Alexander the Great ca. 356323 BC Macedonian who studied as a child under Greek philosopher Aristotle. Became general at age 20. ...
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4. Philip of Macedon
   ... of the League itself was a bold move considering ampquotBy 337B.C, the Greek Community had an army vastly greater than the Macedonian forces, consisting of 200 000 ...
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5. Alexander the Great
   ... He had with him a Greek and Macedonian force of about 30,000 foot soldiers and 5,000 cavalry. The infantry wore armor like the Greek ...
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6. Roman empire
   ... The Greek city states were still under Macedonian rule, and were apparently unhappy so. So Macedonia stood without allies against Rome and fell. ...
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7. Alexander The Great
   ... Resistance by Macedonian officers and by the Greek Callisthenes, who was a nephew of Aristotle, defeated the attempt. Callisthenes ...
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8. Alexander the great
   ... When Alexander was thirteen, his father hired a Greek philosopher and scientist named ... and was his teacher until Alexander took control of the Macedonian empire ...
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9. Descriptions, Images, and Metaphors of Lightness and Darkness ...
   ... His identity develops in relation to a host of other, not quite ampquotwhiteampquot subjects Greek, Macedonian, Russian, and Italian. Further ...
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10. The Hellenistic Age
    ... the ever hesitating Spartans to take the side of the Aetolian League in the Macedonian wars. And indeed, the political situation of the Greek citystates didn ...
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11. Alexander the Great
    ... as king of Macedonia. After Alexanderamp39s father died, some Greek cities under Macedonian rule revolted. In 335 BC Alexander attacked ...
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12. alexander the great
    ... the use of phalanxes. Following his victory, Sparta was the only Greek State not under Macedonian rule. The following year, Philip ...
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13. alexander the great
    ... He established a training programs to teach Persians about Greek and Macedonian culture. He even married a Persian dancer, Roxane. ...
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14. The Rise And Fall of The Greek
    ... Wars between Athens and Sparta caused civil unrest throughout the Greek world. ... and the degeneration of the polis gave rise to the strong Macedonian state ruled ...
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15. greek civ vs the rest
    ... a degree they sprang from the unique political experience of the Greek, which avoided ... That unique experience came to an end with the Macedonian conquest, which ...
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16. alexander the great
    Alexander was born in Pella, Macedonian in 356 BC Aristotle began to tutor ... Aristotle taught Alexander Greek science and philosophy, also Alexander had a love ...
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17. Alexander the Great
    ... Most of Alexanderamp39s ideas for consolidating the Greek and Persian peoples made little impression on his Macedonian companions. They ...
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18. Alexander the Greatamp39s Last Plans Before His Death
    ... The Alexandrian empire broke into pieces but the Macedonian kingdoms of Egypt ... Dura became center of learning and art outside the traditional Greek city states ...
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19. Alexander the Great
    ... There arose several GrecoMacedonian kingdoms across the East. ... Rapid progress was made possible when the Greek and Babylonian scholars joined together. ...
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20. Greek Civilization
    ... Sparta won this war and remained the most powerful Greek state until 371 BC, when ... People still came to Athens as a center of culture under Macedonian rule, and ...
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21. Hanukkah
    ... invaded Greece. Athens and the Greek states, along with their pagan customs, became part of the Macedonian empire. Two years later ...
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22. Alexander the Great
    ... ascendancy, and restored Macedonian rule. By the end of the summer he had reestablished his position in Greece, and was elected head of the Greek forces ...
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23. Alexander The Great
    ... long dead, but Alexander wanted to prove that even a Macedonian conqueror could ... For a century Persia had interfered progressively more in Greek affairs and had ...
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24. Alexander the Great
    ... In 324B.C., Alexander continued his mission to combine Macedonian and Persian cultures when he arranged for the marriages of thousands of Greek soldiers and ...
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25. Greece 2
    ... The most frequently used other languages are Turkish, Slavic Macedonian and Albanian. Greek is a direct descendent of an Indo European language spoken by ...
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26. Athens and Sparta 2
    ... Sparta won this war and remained the most powerful Greek state until 371 BC, when ... People still came to Athens as a center of culture under Macedonian rule, and ...
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27. Athens and Sparta the culture
    ... Sparta won this war and remained the most powerful Greek state until 371 BC, when ... People still came to Athens as a center of culture under Macedonian rule, and ...
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28. CUrrency
    ... appeared in Lydia, which is part of presentday Turkey, but the techniques were quickly copied and further refined by the Greek, Persian, Macedonian, and later ...
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29. Urrency
    ... appeared in Lydia, which is part of presentday Turkey, but the techniques were quickly copied and further refined by the Greek, Persian, Macedonian, and later ...
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30. Roman Orgy
    ... One important fact of ancient Greek and Roman orgies was that the sex act itself was normally ... Plutarch tells of a Macedonian drinking wine in which the winner. ...
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