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The Persian Empire | Persia and Macedon, 359–333 B.C. (Lecture 22)

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First published at 01:50 UTC on April 26th, 2021.

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Lecture 22: Thanks to Artaxerxes’s military and diplomatic skills, the Persian Empire remained supreme over the Greeks for much of the 4th century B.C. But all that changed suddenly with the rise of a new power: the kingdom of Macedon and its rulers Philip and Alexander. Philip devoted attention to his military, creating an infantry of pike-men, organizing and drilling his cavalry, and coordinating the actions of his troops. When
Alexander took the throne, he almost immediately launched this army against the Persians, forcing them to fight for the very survival of their empire.

Suggested Reading:
Bosworth, Conquest and Empire.
Romm, ed., The Landmark Arrian.

Lecture 23: https://www.bitchute.com/video/HjVD5WuAVjce/

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