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Who is written by travalague of indica?
Arrian
Who wrote about the life and history of Alexander the Great and what was was his name?
Arrian.
What has the author Philip A Stadter written?
Philip A. Stadter has written: 'Arrian of Nicomedia'
What was the published work called about Alexander the great?
The Anabasis of Alexander by Arrian of Nicomedia.
Is the campaigns of Alexander a primary source?
Yes , Arrian was able to use sources now lost to the modern historian .
Who was Arrian?
A Greek historian and philosopher of the 2nd-century CE. He wrote a description of the campaigns of Alexander the Great called Anabasis.
Who wrote the history of Greece during the fourth century?
There were several during the 4th Century BCE - prominent Xenephon and Arrian.
How many soldiers did Alexander start with?
According to Arrian he crossed to Asia Minor 30,000 infantry including light troops and archers, and 5,000 cavalry.
Was epictetus a stoic?
Yes, Epictetus was a Stoic philosopher. He is known for his teachings that emphasize self-discipline, acceptance of fate, and focusing on what is in our control. His works, recorded by his student Arrian, have had a significant influence on Stoic philosophy.
Did Alexander the Great had a powerful army?
Yes he did. When Alexander the Great crossed the Hellespont he was leading an army of 42.000 men that reached in its peak 100.000 men according to ancient sources Arrian, Plutarch, Diodorus etc.
How big was Alexander the Great's army?
When Alexander the great crossed the Hellespont he was leading an army of 42.000 men that reached in its peak 100.000 men according to ancient sources Arrian, Plutarch, Diodorus etc.
Who was epictetus?
Epictetus was a Greek Stoic philosopher who lived in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. He is known for his teachings on ethics, virtue, and self-discipline, which were compiled by his student Arrian into the "Discourses" and the "Enchiridion." His philosophy emphasizes the importance of focusing on what is within our control and accepting what is not.
