alexandrian

The odds are very good that at least a significant portion of that were in the Alexandrian library.

By this logic, don't the Greeks owe the Israelis a nonillion USD for the Alexandrian conquests?

Monarchy was the rule from Alexandrian times through to the fall of the Byzantine empire.

This is the Alexandrian calendar, proposed in 238 BC and adopted in 25 BC.

Not bad, but the Alexandrian tradition was not the only way to interpret Christianity.

Hypatia’s murder had very little to do with religious conflict against a free thinker and everything to do with class alexandrian class politics.

I for some reason associate Aristotle with the alexandrian church and with gnosticism (& with islam), at least until Aquinus.

I've wanted for 20 years now to read the rest of the Alexandrian Quartet, but I've never gotten around to it.

Instead of tending towards a vast Alexandrian library the world has become a computer, an electronic brain, exactly as an infantile piece of science fiction.

From the bottom of my heart, I congratulate you on the new Alexandrian Library.

Knights where probably optimal at the 10k-20k army size range, but there wouldn't be able to scale to the size of say Alexandrian battle (47k vs 120k).

The oldest complete Alexandrian manuscripts date from the 4th century and the oldest Western ones from the 6th, with fragments and citations going back to the 3rd.

To quote from Wikipedia: "There are two major textual variants of Acts, the Western text-type and the Alexandrian.

Yes, the ancient Alexandrian method of "confiscate and make a copy" then return the original to the owner.

Case in point: The image clue from "Alexandrian who found area from mere sides" is more likely to confuse the player than help them.

"Alexandrian who found area from mere sides" is a bad hint because it is fairly obscure, and really just a history trivia check.

Alexandrian inventors were more likely to have recorded their patents and have those survive to modernity.

Alexandrian engineers were designing steam-powered automata in the centuries BCE [1], but like a lot of other classical knowledge this was lost sometime before the Dark Ages.

The influence of the Greeks, the Alexandrian, the Roman and the cultural modalities of the Mediterranean an no doubt the various other groups of considerable power and most importantly the emergent interplay.