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From Alexander to Cleopatra by Michael Grant · Booklabria

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From Alexander to Cleopatra

HistoryHistoire

From Alexander to Cleopatra

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First published: 1982
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

Beginning with the death in 323 B.C. of Alexander the Great, the archetypal hero, and ending with Cleopatra, the supreme product of a society that devoted novel attention to women, this book covers developments in politics, science, medicine, philosophy, literature, the fine arts, and the role of women.

Subjects: History
Histoire
Geschichte
Hellenism
Hellenismus
Greek Civilization
Set in: Mediterranean Region
Time: To 476

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