The Story of Alexander
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Thou speakest as if thou wert one of the fods that cannot die. I am but a mortal man, and will attack thee.
"Thou hast destroyed thine own renown. If I am beaten, thou thyself hast called me but a petty thief, and no honour shalt thou have: if I overcome thee, the greater glory is mine, and men shall ever tell how I have conquered a king, the greatest in the world. Nevertheless I hope that one of thy tales is true, that of the greatness of thy riches, for it has raised our hopes, and sharpened ...our wits, and made us eager for battle, that we may the sooner exchange our poverty for thy riches.
" But as for thy presents, know, O Darius, that the ball thou hast sent represents the world, and thou hast handed over the mastery of the world to me: the hollow hat held before the head when it is bowed, shows that all kings shall bow before me: and this headpiece of twigs is to say that ever shall I overcome, and be overcome never. In the day of 69 thy thy defeat, O Darius, remember my interpretation of thy gifts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou speakest as if thou wert one of the fods that cannot die. I am but a mortal man, and will attack thee.
"Thou hast destroyed thine own renown. If I am beaten, thou thyself hast called me but a petty thief, and no honour shalt thou have: if I overcome thee, the greater glory is mine, and men shall ever tell how I have conquered a king, the greatest in the world. Nevertheless I hope that one of thy tales is true, that of the greatness of thy riches, for it has raised our hopes, and sharpened ...our wits, and made us eager for battle, that we may the sooner exchange our poverty for thy riches.
" But as for thy presents, know, O Darius, that the ball thou hast sent represents the world, and thou hast handed over the mastery of the world to me: the hollow hat held before the head when it is bowed, shows that all kings shall bow before me: and this headpiece of twigs is to say that ever shall I overcome, and be overcome never. In the day of 69 thy thy defeat, O Darius, remember my interpretation of thy gifts.
What to read after The Story of Alexander?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steele Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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