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1. I pictured it as a time similar to what had happened after the death of Alexander the Great, where able generals carved out their own spheres of influence

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2. thereabouts the Macedonian monarch Alexander the Great reportedly had a hound

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3. As reported in the Winston-Salem Journal, “Like Alexander the Great, he had run out of worlds to conquer

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4. They chose to remain in Prague and eat roast pork and dumplings and drink Pilsner or green wine in the tavern while singing songs and debating everything from the Beatles to Smetana, the Jews in Palestine, homosexual tendencies of Alexander the Great and Hans Christian Andersen, Fidel Castro, the chances of Richard Nixon winning the U

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5. in India; these tribes later became the allies of Alexander the Great

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6. In the history of war from Alexander the Great to Mao Tse Tung, the world has not produced more than a handful of men of genius capable of commanding armies

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7. Daniel, for us it is now history thus we know that the leader who established the Grecian empire was Alexander the Great, while the two kingdoms focused on in the Daniel 11 prophecies were the

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8. Consider even the prodigious conqueror Alexander the Great

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9. Alexander the great, the crusades in the holy land, accounts of ancient Greece

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10. 7) Alexander the Great, by age 29, had created one of the largest empires of the ancient world

11. The government of Macedonia has recently changed the name of its puny airport to "Alexander the Great"

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12. Alexander the Great would have greatly disliked contemporary Macedonians: they are peace-loving, overly-cautious, consensual, and compromise-seeking

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13. So do historians who relied on such accounts: Diodorus, Plutarch, Arrian, and the anonymous author of "Historia Alexandri Magni" (History of Alexander the Great")

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14. Alexander the Great is a good starting point

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15. Why do you think people at the peak of their power so actively searched for Shambala? For instance, in the span of time known to you, such celebrities as Alexander the Great, Napoleon, Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin and so on, searched for it

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16. The Fountain of Youth was a legendary spring which was supposed to have the power of rejuvenation and in which Alexander the Great and his army were said to have bathed

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17. Alexander the great connect every pieces in his soul for victory in universal mass graves

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18. Greed, the historians say, was Alexander the Great’s main illness

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19. periods in history: the Roman Empire, Alexander the Great, Napoleon, and

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20. Alexander the Great had conquered the world by the age of twenty-six years

21. Once Alexander the Great occupied India, he saw a saint sitting down

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22. Petra was the capital of Moab and a place where the Moabites stayed during many attacks by nations whom wanted to enslave them back in the times of King David through until the times of Alexander the Great

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23. Alexander the Great was able to infiltrate Petra and attack from the inside and then was able to successfully defeat Petra 312 B

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24. The ancient city of Ammonium in Egypt visited by Alexander the Great was the site of an important oracle of Baal Ammon

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25. Alexander the Great was gay, for God’s sake

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26. He shaved, saying that Alexander the Great refused a scruffy beard so he would too

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27. Or so it seemed for how independent can one be at twelve? I had boundless energy and, just for a laugh, I was tempted to compare myself to Alexander the Great and boast that just as Macedonia was too small for him, so was Platres too small for me

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28. Alexander the Great created here a new capital for his empire in the year 332 BC

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29. Across Alexandria, pearl of the Mediterranean since Alexander the Great but only up to a recent past

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30. Alexander the Great went a-conquering eastward; not westward

31. What Historian would admit that Alexander the Great was a crazed, bloodthirsty, egomaniac: who killed his own people in his drunken rages when they refused to worship him as a living God…

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32. What does the worship of Alexander the Great prove? It proves that the lesson of civilized history is this: It does not matter if you kill, murder, and butcher thousands, even millions of people

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33. Alexander the Great shaved

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34. What was the historical Legacy of Alexander the Great? A brief spurt of bloody wars and conquests

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35. Alexander the Great’s fame lasts to his day

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36. Alexander the Great introduced an entire extra class of humans into the insane scramble for wealth and power

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37. Alexander the Great

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38. Until the human imagination cannot conceive of a better triumph than the triumphant conquering life of the Greek monster called Alexander the Great

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39. Then there was the dead giveaway of Oliver Stone on the Charlie Rose Show… Being interviewed about his new movie about Alexander the Great

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40. Stone carefully covered his ass by pointing out that the Title of his film was ‘Alexander’…not Alexander the Great

41. The exact geographic areas which Alexander the Great conquered … has remained a human cesspool for 2 ½ thousand years

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42. They are still backwards, raped peasant societies: with powerful robber barons oppressing them, robbing them, and killing them: still aping and copying the tactics of Alexander the Great

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43. This list of ravaged countries, came from the mouth of a film director who had just spent 150 million dollars and five years of his life producing a movie about Alexander the Great

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44. Maybe the greatest known and revered mass murderers, like: Alexander the Great, Ramses the second of Egypt, Augustus the roman emperor, Genghis Khan, Joseph Stalin, and Mao Tse Tsung are more guilty than the first person who ever invented gunpowder

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45. The myth of Alexander the great; was that he solved the problem in two ways

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46. However, between the 4th century BC and 4th century AD, Hellenistic Greek, also known as Koine Greek, was the most widely spread language of the times due to the empire of Alexander the Great

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47. and Alexander the Great of Greece… and the ritual slaughter of the healthiest living bull of the god ‘Apis’ of the Pharaohs of Egypt… in the form of Franz Ferdinand the archduke of Austria

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48. It took an enormous concentration of undead, spanning thousands and thousands of years, from the undead ghouls of the God Apis of Egypt, to the undead ghouls of King Phillip of Macedonia, to the undead ghouls of Alexander the Great’s army, to the undead ghouls of ancient Alexandria, to the undead ghouls of the Transylvania period of history when Vlad and butchery and horror and cruelty ran rampant in the Balkans… it took ALL of this ACCUMULATION of undead ghouls concentrated into the city of Sarajevo to orchestrate, plan and carry out the assassination of Franz Ferdinand… That is how weak they are…

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49. In Daniel, the third beast, the Greek Empire, is described as a leopard because of the rapid speed that Alexander the Great subdued and consumed his prey to

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50. through a guy called Alexander the Great

51. Alexander the Great was a Greek, and

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52. Then onto the scene comes Alexander the Great,

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53. leopard because of the rapid speed that Alexander the Great subdued and consumed his prey to

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54. He looked away out over the ocean and then back to me, “The same thing that has been going on for thousands of years, ever since Alexander the Great! The world wants our treasure!”

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55. In 325 BC the Candace of Meroe marshaled her armies and arrayed them at the northern border of her land, as Alexander the Great, having finished with his conquest of Egypt and hearing of the fabled wealth of Kush, marched with his army toward the fabled land

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56. "His name," said the Distressed One, "is not the same as Bellerophon's horse that was called Pegasus, or Alexander the Great's, called

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57. At this thought he felt such vexation and anger that he reasoned the matter thus: "If Alexander the Great cut the Gordian knot, saying, 'To cut comes to the same thing as to untie,' and yet did not fail to become lord paramount of all Asia, neither more nor less could happen now in Dulcinea's disenchantment if I scourge Sancho against his will; for, if it is the condition of the remedy that Sancho shall receive three thousand and odd lashes, what does it matter to me whether he inflicts them himself, or some one else inflicts them, when the essential point is that he receives them, let them come from whatever quarter they may?"

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58. The pilgrims were about to give up the whole of their little hoard, but Roque bade them keep quiet, and turning to his men he said, "Of these crowns two fall to each man and twenty remain over; let ten be given to these pilgrims, and the other ten to this worthy squire that he may be able to speak favourably of this adventure;" and then having writing materials, with which he always went provided, brought to him, he gave them in writing a safe-conduct to the leaders of his bands; and bidding them farewell let them go free and filled with admiration at his magnanimity, his generous disposition, and his unusual conduct, and inclined to regard him as an Alexander the Great rather than a notorious robber

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59. Seeing, on the other side, some Cossacks (les Cosaques) and the wide-spreading steppes in the midst of which lay the holy city of Moscow (Moscou, la ville sainte), the capital of a realm such as the Scythia into which Alexander the Great had marched- Napoleon alike to strategic and diplomatic considerations, ordered an advance, and the next day his army began to cross the Niemen

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60. And the men who commit these crimes, especially their leader, assure themselves that this is admirable, this is glory- it resembles Caesar and Alexander the Great and is therefore good

61. Rumors have it that Alexander the Great’s death was predicted in the appearance of the comet Persephone

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62. What then shall I liken the Sperm Whale to for fragrance, considering his magnitude? Must it not be to that famous elephant, with jewelled tusks, and redolent with myrrh, which was led out of an Indian town to do honour to Alexander the Great?

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63. That a hero, or Alexander the Great, or Genghis Khan, or Napoleon were great, he understands, because any one of them could have crushed him and a thousand like him; that Buddha, Socrates, and Christ were great he also understands, for he knows and feels that he and all men should be such as they were; but why a man should be great because he wrote verses about the love of women he cannot make out

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64. Seeing, on the other side, some Cossacks (les Cosaques) and the wide-spreading steppes in the midst of which lay the holy city of Moscow (Moscou, la ville sainte), the capital of a realm such as the Scythia into which Alexander the Great had marched—Napoleon unexpectedly, and contrary alike to strategic and diplomatic considerations, ordered an advance, and the next day his army began to cross the Niemen

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65. And the men who commit these crimes, especially their leader, assure themselves that this is admirable, this is glory—it resembles Caesar and Alexander the Great and is therefore good

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