356-323 b.c

Examines the life and legacy of Alexander the Great, conqueror of the ancient world, through accounts of ancient historians, reenactments, battlefield location footage, and interviews with leading Alexandrian scholars.

Presents a biography of Alexander the Great,from his early days in Macedonia, to his trainning as a warrior-king, to his ultimate conquest of foreign lands and the creation of the greatest empire in world history. Includes bibliography, index, sidebars, and illustrations.

A biography of Alexander the Great that includes a timeline, glossary, and a number of photographs and illustrations documenting his life, conquests, allies, and enemies.

A fictionalized account of Alexander's efforts to take the city of Halicarnassus in 334 B.C.

A narrative of the life of Alexander the Great from his childhood to the age of twenty when he succeeded his murdered father, King Philip of Macedon.

During a service at a German cathedral, a band of armed intruders disguised as monks gun down the worshippers and clergy and escape with a priceless treasure that could reshape the world.

Chronicles the life and accomplishments of Alexander the Great, featuring excerpts from historical sources, and providing various perspectives on Alexander as a king, a general, and as a human being.