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The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 04

Note 20 — Chapter LII · ISSUS AND TYRE

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As Aristobulus related, according to Arrian. Droysen observes that the other version is much more appropriate to the character and destiny of the conqueror, and would have been more readily believed by the army. But, critically considered, this is a reason for preferring the account of Aristobulus, whom Droysen elsewhere, as if in dispraise, styles “the sober.”

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