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Alexander the Great's father believed his son would invincible since the day of his birth.
He received news that his horse won a huge race, his enemy the Illyrian's were defeated, and his wife Olympus gave birth to his first son.
He thought it had to be a sign.
Alexander the Great's father believed his son would invincible since the day of his birth.
He received news that his horse won a huge race, his enemy the Illyrian's were defeated, and his wife Olympus gave birth to his first son.
He thought it had to be a sign.
Philip proposes the "League of Corinth". All Greek city states are to be free and allied with one another. With Macedon as the head of the league.
He then proposes war on Persia...
Alexander the Great's father believed his son would invincible since the day of his birth.
He received news that his horse won a huge race, his enemy the Illyrian's were defeated, and his wife Olympus gave birth to his first son.
He thought it had to be a sign.