Philip and Alexander: an influential father and son in antiquity
This biography highlights the extraordinary story of Philip II of Macedon and his son, Alexander the Great. Philip, once leader of a small kingdom, brought Greece under his authority. His well-organized armies formed the basis for Alexander's success.
Alexander led his armies over thousands of kilometers, defeated powerful empires, and built a new empire. He claimed divine descent, but his strength came from his father's legacy.
Philip and Alexander by historian Adrian Goldsworthy shows how important Philip's influence was for Alexander's achievements. A thorough and engaging portrayal of two men who together changed the world.
Language, level and use
- Language: Dutch
- Level: Suitable for NT2 learners and those interested in history
- Application: Self-study, education and work
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