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In a nutshell, as "the poet Chatzigakis expressed it, Greece went for a stroll with Alexander the Great, and from then οn Greece never came back to Greece." http://www.myriobiblos.gr/texts/english/1821_problems_of_greek.html (article of Hélène Ahrweiler,(http://erc.europa.eu/get_member/1859)
Alexander, being Greek (http://macedonia-evidence.org/obama-letter.html) did not only liberate Greek cities in Asia Minor from the Persians, did not only founded Greek cities all over his empire but he also spread Hellenism. The Greek language became universal after Alexander. Greek philosophy exploded (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellenistic_philosophy) and the Ptolemaic dynasty in Alexandria of Egypt, the most famous of the many Alexandrias Alexander founded, built the most famous library of the time and tried to collect all human knowledge (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Alexandria). Without Alexander the Greek language and Philosophy would not be as widespread as they became. Alexander did not conquer Italy but the following Roman Empire kept the Greek language and Philosophy alive and Christianity found the tools to expand through out the empire and beyond. As W.R Inge has written "Platonism is part of the vital structure of Christian theology, with which no other philosophy, I venture to say, can work without friction." (http://www.scribd.com/doc/24821976/Inge-W-R-The-Philosophy-of-Plotinus-1917-18) So Alexander gave Greece to the world.
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Where did Alexander the great and darius3 have their second meeting?
They had there second meeting in Athens
Why did Athens surrender so quickly to Alexander the Great?
Alexander had destroyed Thebes and sold its people into slavery as a warning to other cites.
Who was the most democratic Sparta Athens or Alexander the Great?
Athens, even though by evidence it seems like an oligarchy it is known as the first democracy.
A famous pliloshper from Athens who taught King Alexander the Great to love Greek ways and philosphy?
Aristotle.
What ruler united Greece and where was he formed?
alexander the great and he was from the athens i know this trust me
The man who dominated Athens for 32 years?
Alexander the great
Who dominated Athens for thirty-two years?
Alexander the great
Where did Alexander the great and darius3 have their second meeting?
They had there second meeting in Athens
Who declared himself a living god?
It was Alexander the Great from ancient Athens. He counquered many place's known to man in ancient Athens.
Why did Athens surrender so quickly to Alexander the Great?
Alexander had destroyed Thebes and sold its people into slavery as a warning to other cites.
Who was the most democratic Sparta Athens or Alexander the Great?
Athens, even though by evidence it seems like an oligarchy it is known as the first democracy.
A famous greek philosopher from Athens who taught king Alexander the great to love?
The famous Greek philosopher from Athens who taught King Alexander the Great to love was Aristotle. Aristotle was a renowned philosopher and teacher, and he tutored Alexander in various subjects, including philosophy, ethics, and politics. His teachings on love and relationships greatly impacted Alexander and helped shape his approach to leadership and governance.
A famous pliloshper from Athens who taught King Alexander the Great to love Greek ways and philosphy?
Aristotle.
Who where Spartas enmy?
1. Persia 2. Alexander the great 3. sometimes Athens 4. eventually rome
A famous Greek philosopher from Athens who taught king Alexander the great to love Greek ways and philosophy?
Aristotle
What ruler united Greece and where was he formed?
alexander the great and he was from the athens i know this trust me
Who was the leader of Athens for 30 years?
Alexander
