Questions About Alexander the Great

[Renée Vera]

He’s often portrayed as someone who had anger issues, but are these just slanders made up by enemy?

It’s said that Alexander killed Cleitus -the man who once saved his life- during a drunken outburst, and that afterward he fell into deep regret and even tried to kill himself, but his soldiers stopped him.

I’m really curious about how this story actually happened. I honestly don’t believe that someone like him, who was trained by Aristotle (Who was also a Zevist and now a god), and who regularly communicated with the Gods, would act like that out of pure rage.

My other question is whether Ptolemy I was a Zevist too. He protected Alexander’s body and buried him with a grand ceremony in Memphis. He also embraced Alexandria and Alexander’s legacy, turning Egypt into the stronghold of Hellenistic civilization.

But what really bothers me is how he wasn’t loyal to Alexander’s family.
He fought against Eumenes -who was a Zevist and a strong supporter of the royal bloodline- and that indirectly led to Eumenes’ death. He never offered Roxana any political or military support. He was also the first one to give up on the idea of preserving the unity of the kingdom.

If anyone knows more about this questions, could you share it with me...

 

[Astralnaut88]

Aristotle never completed the Magnum Opus although he did have a risen serpent and IMO he/himmler are the same soul just different bodies and time period. It was Alexander who has been turned into a god for his heroic bravery and spreading Zevism.

 

[Alexandros Iowno [SG]]

The era was different, today we have other mental perspectives and emotional structure make up, men clearly are weaker. Cleitus tried to bellitle his achivements and decisions in a man gathering, he got killed.