Foreign LanguageThe best are sorted into the other subjects as well. Dutch | French | German | Greek | Italian | Portuguese | Russian | Spanish | Other DutchWikipedia: Alexander de Grote. French"Les vicissitudes de l'imitatio Alexandri" by Celine Marquaille. Extremely long article or perhaps masters thesis. Jean Racine, Alexandre le Grand(1665). eText. Alexandre III Le Grand by Gerald Loeul. Long biography with a military focus. French page on Alexander and the Koran. Dedicated (and pretty good) French page from Le Musee Vivant de l'Antiquite. Web Archive: Les Amours d'Alexandre III de Macedoine, connu comme "Le Grand" from La bibliotheque de L'Amour au Masculin. Web Archive: Alexandre le Grand entre dans la legende. Highly hyperlinked French bio. GermanWikipedia: Alexander der Gro�e. Extensive. Dedicated German Page. Also check out his Hannibal . Alexander der Grosse: Wer war Alexander?Very long page. I enjoy the automatic translation "Alexanders way to the size began certainly with its father, who manufactured him the starting point for its conquests." GreekWikipedia biography. Greek language page (Must have special fonts!) An extensive, multi-frame biography in modern Greek. I can't get it to render in Greek. Something else in Greek. . I will load those fonts and try to decipher this stuff somedaynot that my Modern Greek is up to snuff. ItalianAlessandro III Il Grande Storia e Monete by Ottavio de Manzini and Sergio Rossi. Includes a very interesting run-down of mint marks, an English abstract and a multi-lingual monetary bibliography. Battaglia di Arbela by Ennio Dalmaggioni. PortugueseLengthy, hyperlinked Portuguese biography with zoomable coins at the end. Wikipedia: Alexandre o Grande. RussianPlutarch's Alexander (Russian translation). Oleg Palayda has entered translations of all of Plutarch's lives. But what is the Olympias page about? Wretched Afghan-War art. Russian soldier in front of "One of few well preserved boundary post of Alexander the Great near Kabul" (huh?). Russian and English text. SpanishWeb Archive: Alejandro Magno: mito y realidad en la Red. Review of Alexander studies on the web, including a very long and mostly favorable review of my site. Found on "Estrella Digita," a Spanish-language webzine. Wikipedia: Alejandro Magno. Extensive. OtherWeb Archive: Icelandic mad-libs involving Alexander the Great (yes, it sounds unbelievable). Maybe it's some kind of quiz. Hebrew: 308 Cubits under the Sea. On the Alexander Romance. Scholarly, it seems. Apart from the bibliographyEnglish and other worksit's nothing but "?" if you don't have Hebrew fonts. Bibelns lara om Kristus. Unknown language (Swedish?), but from "Nordic literature online since 1992." The passage clearly deals with the visit to Siwa. |
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