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Tag Archives: battles
He Saw Alexander the Great
Question: Who was the last to see Alexander, the greatest man of ancient times? Busts of Alexander the Great and Hephaestion (public domain photo by Neilwiththedeal) Answer: The Emperor Augustus, according to the Roman biographer Suetonius. But how could that … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander the Great, asp, Augustus, battles, civil war, Cleopatra, Egypt, exhumation, Mark Anthony, suicide, tomb
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Caesar’s Greatest Battle (Part 4)
The Gauls found a weak point in Caesar’s defences. Sketch of the Battle of Alesia, drawn by Muriel Gottrop (Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 1.0 Generic license photo) The ground around Alesia wasn’t all flat. One of the hills was so … Continue reading
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Tagged Alesia, battles, Caesar, defences, Gauls, Roman Empire, Romans, Vercingetorix, victory, warfare
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