Alexander the Great

Death date

Posted by romanticboygr on Saturday, February 10, 02:35 PM

To my knowledge the death date was June 10th (Desios 10th) and not 11th. Desios that time (as June was many centuries later) was the month that in agriculture they were harvesting and bundled the ears of wheat (deno = bundle)

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princesstamtam wrote on Feb 10, 02:40 PM

In the fall of 324 Alexander 's best buddy Hephaestion died. Alexander became ill the following summer and die on June 13th in Babylon. He was 32 years old. Cause of death they say was either malaria or typhoid fever, but I think he was poisoned by cassander.

romanticboygr wrote on Feb 10, 03:25 PM

Well ... in the group description you write June 11th and here June 13th ... as explained I have read elsewhere (and due to personal motivation) I believe it was June 10th (Desios 10th) ... and he was 33 as 356-323=33

princesstamtam wrote on Feb 10, 03:34 PM

Do you see when I posted that group.. I have since uncovered the inconsistencies..forgive me my lack of constancy Agapi..I'm but a mere mortal.

romanticboygr wrote on Feb 10, 03:51 PM

A mere mortal that could even though inspire me to fight for securing to her the "immortal water" ... a big hug to Princesstamtam (or Roxxane?)

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Megas Alexandros born July 356 BC died June 11,323 was one of the most successful military commanders in history. Before his death, he conquered most of the world known to the ancient Greeks; he is regarded as one of the greatest military strategists and tacticians who ever lived. Oh yes he was so this discussion group is dedicated to him Eskander the great.