>>41929498Knowing the Greeks it was probably some homo pedo stuff
>>41929498Taught*
>>41929502The gay greek stuff is jewish propaganda debunked long ago, lurk more
>>41929498"You know, Alex, there are these guys from Atlantis. They got flying temples and lightning weapons from the gods who came from the stars. I can take you to a party with them and introduce you..."
>>41929507Sauce?
>>41929507It’s only gay if you are the bottom bruh heheheheh
>>41929528https://www.academia.edu/101979538/Draco_and_the_Survival_ofthe_Serpent_Cult_in_the_Central_Balkans>He is always represented with a human head and, whenever his name is given, it is always Glycon. The fact itself that two dedications to Glycon came to light in the neighbouring province of Dacia is sufficient proof that Draco was a different deity. Moreover, there is no place for Dracena in Glycon's cult and in his mantic activity, which is described in detail by Lucian. Groag, who had disagreed with Mommsen, proposed a much better explanation for the appearance of Alexander on the dedication. He connected it with a passage from Dio mentioning for the year 221 that in Upper Moesia and Thrace a spirit [daimon] appeared, claiming to be Alexander of Macedon. Accompanied by four hundred men he advanced through the country in the guise of a new Dionysus, living at public expense while authorities did not dare to interfere. The procession proceeded as far as Byzantium and hence by ship to Chalcedon where the spirit disappeared as mysteriously as it had appeared. No doubt that the representatives of Roman government had removed him, thus ensuring that he would not cause further trouble.>Groag further suggested that the Alexander invoked on the inscription would either have been this Pseudo-Alexander, or else [the real] Alexander the Great himself. There is no doubt that the last possibility could be the right one. Even if we assurne that the dedicant had this newly arrived "spirit" in mind when setting up the dedication, he obviously believed that it was a true reincarnation of Alexander the Great, as the impostor claimed to be.
>>41929498there is a pseudo-aristotle book that was popular in the middle ages.there is no original copy. the only surviving copy is an arabic translation from the middle ages. which all the latin translations were based on.the mainstream scholarly opinion today that the book isn't from aristotle, but just some arab translator or author fabricated it and attributed it to aristotle. but until recently almost everyone believed that the book was really from aristotle.the book is basically aristotle's teachings for alexander. it goes over everything, from politics, military, ethics, diet, medicine, and things like physiognomy.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretum_Secretorumi can't find a good modern english translation unfortunately. wikipedia includes links to an english translation but it's very bad.also, the latin translations were censored quite a lot to remove things they deemed inappropriate by their standards. there was a good translation apparently based on the original arabic, but i can't find it online.also keep in mind that the arabic name of the book can be confused by another arabic book which is completely unrelated. if you are going to look it up make sure to add "aristotle" at the end.hope that was helpful.
>>41932552found an audio book on youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc8jjD2dJkUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyzqMcuHU4kthe translation used is actually good. it's modern english and based on the original arabic not latin.
Everytime the threads are about me I get shy...However it wasn't just Aristotle but perhaps the one who works through Hephaestion and/or Bagoas
>>41935318>about meCalm down bro there's about 6000 cloned alexanders right now and half of em are ritually humiliated 4chan neets. The other half are politicians.
