Elements of the tradition of Alexander the Great in Livy’s second pentas

Dávid Ligeti

doi:10.1556/aant.49.2009.4.4

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Elements of the tradition of Alexander the Great in Livy’s second pentas

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Dávid Ligeti

Dávid Ligeti Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) Budapest Hungary

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Pages:: 409–412

Online Publication Date:: 11 May 2010

Publication Date:: 01 Dec 2009

Article Category:: Journal Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1556/aant.49.2009.4.4

Keywords:: Alexander of Epirus; tradition of Alexander the Great; Livy

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The tradition of Alexander the Great influenced strongly Livy’s historiography. Although the marginal Roman state of the 4th century BC only had negligible connections to Alexander the Great, his figure and historical role were in the center of Livy’s interest. Beside the famous Alexandros digression (IX 17–19), Livy used other elements of the Hellenistic tradition which was based on the prosopography of Alexander III.

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