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Why did the Alexander Romance lose cultural purchase despite being "antiquity's most successful novel?" It has gods, monsters, magic, battles, everything you could ask for.
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Surpassed by The Aesop Romance.
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cool, I ordered a copy
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It is only a novel in the sense of the early well to do bored housewife writes a novel or modern genre fiction are also novels. Bored housewives and genrefags are not interested in antiquated forerunners of the novel, so it fell out of favor.
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In the realms of the unreal.
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They should make a movie out of it
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>for centuries Europeans were brought up believing that Alexander the Great built a giant wall to seal off the nations of Gog and Magog
Why was this memoryholed?



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