Alexander and the Euphrates Canal in Babylon Debate
A detailed critical extract discusses Arrian and Quintus Curtius on Alexander the Great and the Euphrates. It argues that Alexander sought to open new canals to control floods, not to alter Babylon’s bed, and questions Cyrus’s Trench role. It weighs antiquarian maps and Prophecy in a cautious historical critique.
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Euphrates
Morales
Artian
Babylon
Alexander
Copas
Arabia
Pallacopa
Arrian
Cyrus
Morais
Pausanias
Adrian
Theodoret
St. Jerome
Hannibal
Quintus Curtius
Iitself
Roman Empire
Father Brier
Jefuite
Asia
Ptolemy
Arclan
Aristobulus
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