Brill's Companion to the Reception of Alexander the Great

‎Contents
‎Preface
‎List of Illustrations
‎List of Contributors
‎Part 1. Ancient Greek, Roman and Persian Receptions
	‎Chapter 1. Framing the Debate (Moore)
	‎Chapter 2. Attic Orators on Alexander the Great (Koulakiotis)
	‎Chapter 3. The Reception of Alexander’s Father Philip ii of Macedon (Müller)
	‎Chapter 4. The Reception of Alexander in the Ptolemaic Dynasty (Holton)
	‎Chapter 5. Alexander after Alexander: Macedonian Propaganda and Historical Memory in Ptolemy and Aristobulus’ Writings (Squillace)
	‎Chapter 6. The Reception of Alexander in Hellenistic Art (Palagia)
	‎Chapter 7. Metalexandron: Receptions of Alexander in the Hellenistic and Roman Worlds (Wallace)
	‎Chapter 8. Alexander between Rome and Persia: Politics, Ideology, and History (Nabel)
	‎Chapter 9. Beyond Persianization: The Adoption of Near Eastern Traditions by Alexander the Great (Mullen)
	‎Chapter 10. Sons of Heracles: Antony and Alexander in the Late Republic (Erickson)
	‎Chapter 11. The Ambivalent Model: Alexander in the Greek World between Politics and Literature (1st Century bc / beg. 1st Century ad) (Muccioli)
	‎Chapter 12. The Latin Alexander: Constructing Roman Identity (Gilley)
	‎Chapter 13. Alexander the Great in Seneca’s Works and in Lucan’s Bellum Civile (Celotto)
	‎Chapter 14. Plutarch’s Alexander (Asirvatham)
‎Part 2. Later Receptions in the Near- and Far-East and the Romance Tradition
	‎Chapter 15. Alexander in the Jewish tradition: From Second Temple Writings to Hebrew Alexander Romances (Klęczar)
	‎Chapter 16. Jews, Samaritans and Alexander: Facts and Fictions in Jewish Stories on the Meeting of Alexander and the High Priest (Ben Shahar)
	‎Chapter 17. The Reception of Alexander the Great in Roman, Byzantine and Early Modern Egypt (Wojciechowska and Nawotka)
	‎Chapter 18. Byzantine Views on Alexander the Great (Jouanno)
	‎Chapter 19. Church Fathers and the Reception of Alexander the Great (Peltonen)
	‎Chapter 20. Medieval and Renaissance Italian Receptions of the Alexander Romance Tradition (Blythe)
	‎Chapter 21. Syriac and Persian Versions of the Alexander Romance (Nawotka)
‎Part 3. “Modern” and Postmodern Receptions
	‎Chapter 22. Alexander and Napoleon (Fulińska)
	‎Chapter 23. The Men Who Would be Alexander: Alexander the Great and His Graeco-Bactrian Successors in the Raj (Mairs)
	‎Chapter 24. Receptions of Alexander in Johann Gustav Droysen (Wiesehöfer)
	‎Chapter 25. “The Unmanly Ruler”: Bagoas, Alexander’s Eunuch Lover, Mary Renault’s The Persian Boy, and Alexander Reception (Baynham and Ryan)
	‎Chapter 26. Alexander’s Image in German, Anglo-American and French Scholarship from the Aftermath of World War i to the Cold War (Bichler)
	‎Chapter 27. Alexander as Glorious Failure: The Case of Robert Rossen’s Alexander the Great (1956) (Blanshard)
	‎Chapter 28. Go East, Young Man: Adventuring in the Spirit of Alexander (Butler)
	‎Chapter 29. The Great Misstep: Alexander the Great, Thais, and the Destruction of Persepolis (McAuley)
	‎Chapter 30. Avoiding Nation Building in Afghanistan: An Absent Insight from Alexander (Warren)
	‎Chapter 31. The Artist as Art Historian: Some Modern Works on Alexander (Cohen)
	‎Chapter 32. Alexander the Great Screaming Out for Hellenicity: Greek Songs and Political Dissent (Taietti)
	‎Chapter 33. The Conscience of the King: Alexander the Great and the Ancient Disabled (Morris)
‎Index