Alexander The Great

29K views · 946 reactions | Alexander of Macedon 6 Aristotel | Alexander of Macedon 6 Aristotel #macedonia #Alexander #Aristotle | By Macedonia Love | Alexander the Macedonian one of the most legendary figures in ancient history was a student of the great philosopher Aristotle Aristotle was born in Macedonia Philip the second Macedonian take Aristotle the Macedonian royal family to teach Alexander of science like philosophy politics and natural sciences Alexander was exposed to many subjects during his studies with Aristotle including natural philosophy metaphysics and biology Alexander demonstrated a curiosity and appreciation for the natural world Alexander was known for ability to grasp complex concepts quickly and was a dedicated student who valued the wisdom by his mentor. Alexander was said to have been fluent in Macedonian as well as other languages like Ionians spoken in the regions he conquered. This linguistic skills served him well in his diplomatic and administrative endeavors. Alexander's favorite book was Iliad, a book that he read the most and put under the pillow. Alexander likely had an extensive library at his disposal. Aristotle's teachings had a profound influence on Alexander's worldview and decision making. Shaping the young rulers approach to governance and leadership. As a student, Alexander was described as intelligent, ambitious, and fiercely determined. He exhibited a natural charisma and strategic acumen that set him apart from his peers, earning him the admiration and loyalty of his followers. While it is tempting to characterize Alexander as a power hungry conqueror been on world domination, his motivation sought to unify the desperate factions of the Macedonian Empire and establish a last legacy as a great leader. Alexander engaged in a variety of sports and physical activities. He was an accomplished equestrian and excelled in hunting, wrestling, and other athletic pursuits. These past times not only provided him with physical fitness and entertainment but also honed his strategic thinking and leadership skills. Aristotle teach him to be a king.

29K views · 946 reactions | Alexander of Macedon 6 Aristotel | Alexander of Macedon 6 Aristotel #macedonia #Alexander #Aristotle | By Macedonia Love | Alexander the Macedonian one of the most legendary figures in ancient history was a student of the great philosopher Aristotle Aristotle was born in Macedonia Philip the second Macedonian take Aristotle the Macedonian royal family to teach Alexander of science like philosophy politics and natural sciences Alexander was exposed to many subjects during his studies with Aristotle including natural philosophy metaphysics and biology Alexander demonstrated a curiosity and appreciation for the natural world Alexander was known for ability to grasp complex concepts quickly and was a dedicated student who valued the wisdom by his mentor. Alexander was said to have been fluent in Macedonian as well as other languages like Ionians spoken in the regions he conquered. This linguistic skills served him well in his diplomatic and administrative endeavors. Alexander's favorite book was Iliad, a book that he read the most and put under the pillow. Alexander likely had an extensive library at his disposal. Aristotle's teachings had a profound influence on Alexander's worldview and decision making. Shaping the young rulers approach to governance and leadership. As a student, Alexander was described as intelligent, ambitious, and fiercely determined. He exhibited a natural charisma and strategic acumen that set him apart from his peers, earning him the admiration and loyalty of his followers. While it is tempting to characterize Alexander as a power hungry conqueror been on world domination, his motivation sought to unify the desperate factions of the Macedonian Empire and establish a last legacy as a great leader. Alexander engaged in a variety of sports and physical activities. He was an accomplished equestrian and excelled in hunting, wrestling, and other athletic pursuits. These past times not only provided him with physical fitness and entertainment but also honed his strategic thinking and leadership skills. Aristotle teach him to be a king.

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Alexander the Great, Maker of Empire & Globalisation. | 51- Ptolemaic greek officer (305-30 BCE) | Facebook

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