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Alexander the Great’s Perilous Pilgrimage to the Siwa Oracle

Greek Reporter 22 Mar 2025
By 332 BC when the young king had already ... In February of 331 BC, Alexander the Great and his army entourage embarked from the city of Memphis with enough supplies to survive the Western Desert.
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GROK 3 Agrees That White European Men Are Responsible for Almost All the Greatest Human ...

The Unz Review 12 Mar 2025
Thutmose (1350 BC) ... Phidias (480 BC). Known for his work on the Parthenon sculptures and the statue of Zeus at Olympia, one of the “Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.” Praxiteles (364 BC) ... 484–425 BC) ... 460–400 BC) ... 200–118 BC) ... Gaugamela, 331 BC Sides.
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Oldest Recipe Found in Egypt Is Written in Greek—and You Can Still Cook It

Greek Reporter 09 Mar 2025
The story of Hellenism in Alexandria, Egypt’s second largest city, goes back to more than two millennia and is marked by Alexander the Great’s placement of the first stone as part of the city’s first street in 331 BC.
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Alexandria is SINKING into the sea thanks to climate change, study warns | Daily Mail Online

The Daily Mail 05 Mar 2025
Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC, Alexandria was once the biggest city on Earth and was one of the most important locations in the ancient world.
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