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From Alexander’s death to Cleopatra’s: three centuries in which Greek kings ruled from Egypt to Afghanistan, and Alexandria became the greatest city of the world, told by Sophia with Philo, Marcos and Demetria, with grammar at every level and a gamebook for each part.
Volume III of the History of the Ancient World. The same rules as every volume: what scholars agree on, what they debate and what nobody knows, and the same questions for every people’s texts. A companion to the Ancient Historians.
The Greek kings of Egypt and Asia.
Alexander’s stolen body, sister queens, Berenice’s hair and the Rosetta decree.
Euclid, Eratosthenes measuring the Earth with a shadow, Herophilus and Ctesibius.
From Antioch to India: war elephants, Ashoka’s Greek edict and a Greek city in Afghanistan.
A small nation between two kingdoms, and the city where the scriptures became Greek.
Greek kings, and a small nation that fought back.
The Torah in Greek, in Philo’s own city.