The legacy of Alexander: politics, warfare, and propaganda under the successors

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Ancient Near East History

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1. Introduction 2. The Politics of the Babylon Settlement 3. Macedonian Numbers at the Death of Alexander the Great 4. Turbulent Satraps and Frozen Elephants: The Campaign in Iran 5. Hieronymus' Ethnography: Indian Widows and Nabataean Nomads 6. The Rise of Seleucus 7. Hellenistic Monarchy: Success and Legitimation CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS BETWEEN 323 AND 311 BC

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