Worship is a modernistic word. The ancients gave due respect and honour to the gods, on the basis that if you did this, they would look after you. They looked up to gods, did not bow or grovel to them.
Alexander gave due respect to the gods of the Greek world. He also recognised that the gods of other peoples were the same gods with different names ie Jupiter = Zeus = Jehovah etc, and gave them due respect.
no he was not
Alexander thought he was divined because, when he was going to pay respect to the other religions he had concurred the priest called him a god, so and so it was just luck he thought he as a god after that.
Alexander worshipped the ancient Greek gods and was therefore a pagan. He also seems to have seen himself, or at least wanted to be seen by others, as the son of the great god, Zeus. In this respect, ancient sources indicate that he probably saw himself as a 'hero' (in the sense of a divine mortal), rather than as a true god.
i have no god dang idea
Alexander of Macedon is regarded as great, mainly to not only his massive empire (Greece to India) but as his way of making his people believe he was a god.
Alexander? The only Alexander i know is Alexander the great and he was looked at by many as a god.
no he was not
The Japanese leader that was worshipped as a god was known as Emperor Kimmei. He was worshipped as the god of Shinto.
Alexander thought he was divined because, when he was going to pay respect to the other religions he had concurred the priest called him a god, so and so it was just luck he thought he as a god after that.
no
Alexander worshipped the ancient Greek gods and was therefore a pagan. He also seems to have seen himself, or at least wanted to be seen by others, as the son of the great god, Zeus. In this respect, ancient sources indicate that he probably saw himself as a 'hero' (in the sense of a divine mortal), rather than as a true god.
yes, Alexander the great pretended to be a god no certain god, but just a god so that the people he conquered would think he had the same religious beliefs at they did.
In Corinth, he was the main god worshipped, as well as in many cities of Magna Graecia (Great Greece). He was the second most important god in Athens, Athena being the main goddess worshipped.
i have no god dang idea
In Ancient Egypt; pre-Alexander the Great.
The people
They worshipped a god called Zeus at this temple.He has always worshipped his wife.