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@reddit_TLCM Wrong date. I think he was referring to the Theban Sacred Band which were composed of 300 homosexuals, which makes the date 338 B.C. not 60 B.C.
Second the Sacred Band was brutally massacred by the Macedonians so that shieldwall he's referring to is not "unbreakable" lol
Are "half graduations" and "half proms" only a thing here or....? Cause I don't think I've ever heard about it from anyone apart from Macedonians....
It's like prom/grad but for finishing 9th grade instead of highschool. Highschool is grad/prom, 9th grade is half grad/prom.
Inhabiting the rugged lands northwest of the Corinthian gulf, the Aetolians had a history for being unruly – defying the Macedonians for several decades during the late 4th and 3rd centuries
Each cavalryman in Philip II's Macedonian army would have 1 servant, while for the infantry there would be 1 servant for every 10 Macedonians. They carried hand mills for grinding grain, guy ropes for both bridge building and rock climbing and their own bedding and rations
Inhabiting the rugged lands northwest of the Corinthian gulf, the Aetolians had a history for being unruly – defying the Macedonians for several decades during the late 4th and 3rd centuries.
Each cavalryman in Philip II's Macedonian army would have 1 servant, while for the infantry there would be 1 servant for every 10 Macedonians. They carried hand mills for grinding grain, guy ropes for both bridge building and rock climbing and their own bedding and rations.
Inhabiting the rugged lands northwest of the Corinthian gulf, the Aetolians had a history for being unruly, defying the Macedonians for several decades during the late 4th and 3rd centuries.
Each cavalryman in Philip II's Macedonian army would have one servant, while for the infantry there would be 1 servant for every 10 Macedonians. They carried hand mills for grinding grain, guy ropes for both bridge building and rock climbing and their own bedding and rations
Inhabiting the rugged lands northwest of the Corinthian gulf, the Aetolians had a history for being unruly, defying the Macedonians for several decades during the late 4th and 3rd centuries
Each cavalryman in Philip II's Macedonian army would have one servant, while for the infantry there would be 1 servant for every 10 Macedonians. They carried hand mills for grinding grain, guy ropes for both bridge building and rock climbing and their own bedding and rations.
“Alexander prayed for various blessings & especially that the Macedonians & Persians should enjoy harmony as partners in government.”
-Arrian 7.2.
“...the accursed Evil Spirit...in order to make men doubtful of this religion, instigated the accursed Alexander...”
-Arda Wiraz 1-17
The Macedonians relied upon weapons of Bronze and Iron and a tidal wave of Heroes blood.
#myart #artwork #digitalart #overwatch #blizzard #mercy76 #character #characterdesign #soldier76 #Mercy #history #Magic #magical
Alexander the Great almost done *___* Painting in different styles is really cool 😎
#Alexander #greece #greek #Macedonians #horse #horseart #traditionalart #watercolours #artist #art #alexanderthegreat #red #commander
Free Shipping! - Also, two spotlight features on Bolt Action command blisters and an Arnhem Event. We also look at the battle of Saumur, Napoleon and Macedonians! https://t.co/pZ0C0hKqHD
Emperor Manuel Palaeologos, in his speech "Admonition to the people of #Thessaloniki", urged the #Macedonians to fight to the death, for this is what their historical tradition decrees:
"Because we are Romaioi (= Greeks) & our country is the one of Philip & Alexander" #Macedonia
#FormidableFighters: The Agrianians Expert assault infantry, their greatest asset was their specialised skill at fighting in both mountaineous and uneven terrain - something Alexander's heavy Macedonians were ill-equipped for.
Artwork by © Johnny Shumate
Thousands of Macedonians in #Florina, #Macedonia, #Greece celebrated today Florina's 104th Liberation Anniversary. https://t.co/6Mr4qRCAhc