Bonkers about Boys
James Davidson: Alexander the Great, 1 November 2001
Alexander the Great in Fact and Fiction
edited by A.B. Bosworth and E.J. Baynham.
Oxford, 370 pp., £35, September 2000,0 19 815287 6 Show More
edited by A.B. Bosworth and E.J. Baynham.
Oxford, 370 pp., £35, September 2000,
“... appointment to the Ptolemies, captured by Pompey and sold as a slave at Rome: ‘he started as a cook, then became a sedan-bearer, and finally joined Augustus’ circle of friends.’ Apparently, Augustus told him to watch his mouth. None of Timagenes’ many books survives, but he may have influenced Trogus, who was epitomised by Justin, who does. At any ... ”