Note 43 — II IF ALEXANDER HAD LIVED[43]
Reading edition
From Chapter XCIV of the "History of Greece." Alexander's death, which took place at Babylon in 323 b.c., was due to a fever, which followed a carouse and lasted twelve days.
Reading edition
From Chapter XCIV of the "History of Greece." Alexander's death, which took place at Babylon in 323 b.c., was due to a fever, which followed a carouse and lasted twelve days.