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Note 64 — Chapter I · THE CONQUESTS OF ALEXANDER

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The wry neck or, in Mr Hogarth’s words, “the famous inclination of his beautiful head towards the left shoulder” was imitated by dandies as late as the time of Severus. For authorities see Hogarth, Philip and Alexander of Macedon, 1897, p. 278, n. 2.

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