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Alcander killed Lycurgus, a key figure in Greek mythology, due to a rivalry and the intense competition between their respective factions. This act was part of a larger narrative involving themes of power struggles and the consequences of conflict among leaders. Alcander's actions ultimately contributed to the ongoing cycles of revenge and retribution among the Greek city-states.

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