Foreword by Richard Stoneman Introduction by Eugene Borza 1. Alexander the Great and the Unity of Mankind 2. The Eunuch Bagoas 3. The Death of Parmenio 4. Review of L. Pearson, The Lost Histories of Alexander the Great 5. Harpalus 6. Alexander the Great and the Loneliness of Power 7. The Death of Philip II 8. The Date of Clitarchus 9. Orientals in Alexander’s Army 10. Alexander the Great and the Greeks of Asia 11. Agis III 12. A King’s Notebooks 13. Nearchus the Cretan 14. Review of K. Kraft, Der "rationale Alexander" 15. The Battle of the Granicus 16. The deification of Alexander the Great 17. Greeks and Macedonians 18. Alexander at Peucelaotis 19. The Ring and the Book 20. Agis III: revisions and reflections 21. Alexander the Great between two thrones and heaven 22. The King’s Indians 23. A note on the Alexander Mosaic 24. Conspiracies 25. Darius III 26. Plutarch’s Unconfessed Skill 27. Once more the death of Philip II Index
Biography
Ernst Badian was John Moors Cabot Professor of History (Emeritus) at Harvard University, a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and in 1999 he received the Austrian Cross of Honor for Science and Art. In 1974 he was instrumental in founding the Association of Ancient Historians, the largest and most influential society for the study of ancient history in North America.
Eugene M. Borza is Professor Emeritus, Pennsylvania State University, USA.
