Alexander the Great

Who was his father, King Phillip or Zeus?

Posted by princesstamtam on Monday, November 27, 10:10 AM

thoughts?

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romanticboygr wrote on Feb 10, 02:30 PM

Philippos = Filos + Horse (Ippos), so 2 p and not 2 l ...

This answer only Olympias can give to you :)

princesstamtam wrote on Feb 10, 02:36 PM

OUCH! you are 100% correct with the spelling. I noted that after the posting but was to lazy to fix it.

romanticboygr wrote on Feb 10, 03:27 PM

I like our photos one beside the other ...

princesstamtam wrote on Feb 10, 03:33 PM

efaristho ( smile )

krinaki wrote on Dec 30, 03:19 PM

I believe that it was Zeus... for many reasons...!

princesstamtam wrote on Dec 30, 06:31 PM

Would you please elaborate a little bit? I'm really curious. How does one prove the titans ever existed to go forth and multiply...

krinaki wrote on Dec 31, 06:26 AM

you can visit baalbeck (i'm not sure about the speelling, sorry) in bekaa in Lebanon. you will see with your own eyes that the titans existed. also check the bible in the old testament, genesis: chapter 6/ read the dialogue Timeo of plato, and Thegonia of isiodos. and remember this always... behind the myth is the truth. soon i'll post a lot of things about ancient greek mythology. i just have to find the time. ... see you!

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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.