[ SECRET POST #2658 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2658 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this is true, but Alexander the Great is a bad example to use.

You need to remember that Alexander was not exactly Greek, but from Macedonia, a kingdom to the north of Greece, which was considered a 'barbarian' country - unless Macedonia conquered Greece, long after the end of the classic period of powerful Greek city-states and started adopting its culture as its own.

In fact, one of the reasons Macedonia was considered barbaric was their often 'ruddy' coloring (a lot of them tended towards the blond and red-haired... including Alexander himself.