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The link to the audio, video, and print to ‘Desperately Seeking Hephaestion’ from Elizabeth Hopkinson’s website - https://www.liarsleague.com/liars_leagu ... inson.html

Yes, I know what you mean, Alexias! It is titled ‘Desperately Seeking Hephaestion.’ It has been a favorite of mine, ever since Dr. Reames highlighted it a couple of years or so ago. Here it is link - https://youtu.be/igT_QvmuQeg. Enjoy! The author, Elizabeth Hopkinson, is certainly someone to watch....

If you love Paolo Veronese’s painting of Alexander and Hephaestion in front of Darius’ family, you would enjoy Kelly Allen’s lecture about it at the National Gallery. She does a great job of highlighting the little touches that make Veronese such a wonderful painter! Enjoy - https://youtu.be/JOkJzvA...

Thank you for the highlights of the lecture, Alexias! It is very interesting to note that Alexander was given the full five Pharaonic titles. Even more interesting is RLF’s conclusion that Alexander’s decree about the divine honors that the Athenians resented was not for him, but for Hephaestion. Ma...

Hi Tei, please see the links below. Please note that I am an amateur, not an Alexander historian. http://www.columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00maplinks/early/alexander/alexander.html https://www.worldhistorymaps.info/civilizations/alexander-the-great-empire/ https://etc.usf.edu/maps/pages/800/849/...

By Kings and Generals - https://youtu.be/yLlEVBGydKo

By Kings and Generals - https://youtu.be/98inDANKtEs

LOL, Tei. Exactly! I had to read it multiple times to have some understanding of the themes and their development. I also looked up several words in the dictionary. The author seemed to be familiar with ATG’s history though.

Hi Asander, your conversation with the experts about ATG’s equality was very interesting to read. If you see this post, could you please let us know what happened to your paper (thesis)? Did you ever publish your work? Do you still hold the same views about Alexander? Or, did they evolve as you read...

Yes, I think so, Alexias. I am, however, an amateur, not a professional historian. So, I can’t guarantee the accuracy of the historical nuances depicted in the video. As a general overview, it seemed fine.

By Kings and Generals - https://youtu.be/pEsyRHLmBGw

By Kings and Generals - https://youtu.be/_vWlu5IWWys

By Kings and Generals - https://youtu.be/s40yYSWkrzk