Book, Chapter

 1      1, II  |       instance as of that pair, Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar,
 2      1, II  |        that, in the minority of Alexander Severus, in like happiness,
 3      1, V   |        see in the expedition of Alexander into Asia, which at first
 4      1, VII |        bare the name, yet, when Alexander Severus refused the name
 5      1, VII |  represented in the examples of Alexander the Great and Caesar the
 6      1, VII | pertinent to say somewhat.~(11) Alexander was bred and taught under
 7      1, VII |        they will so call it) an Alexander, or a Caesar, or an Antoninus,
 8      1, VII |      his condition, “were I not Alexander, I would wish to be Diogenes.”
 9      1, VII |   refused than those were which Alexander could have given or enjoyed.~(
10      1, VII |         or Democritus than from Alexander.~(14) See, again, that speech
11      1, VII |      father Antipater; for when Alexander happened to say, “Do you
12      1, VII |         not be disproved;” said Alexander, laughing, “See the subtleties
13      1, VII |        much ravished; whereupon Alexander, nothing pleased, said, “
14      1, VII |        that sting and life that Alexander interrupted him, and said, “
15      1, VII |        friends commended him to Alexander for his moderation, that
16      1, VII |         of black. “True,” saith Alexander; “but Antipater is all purple
17      1, VII |       said, “That the one loved Alexander, and the other loved the
18      1, VII |   accept these offers were I as Alexander;” saith Alexander, “So would
19      1, VII |     were I as Alexander;” saith Alexander, “So would I were I as Parmenio.”~(
20      1, VII |      when I consider him not as Alexander the Great, but as Aristotle’
21      1, VII |     speeches, as I did those of Alexander, they are truly such as
22      1, VII |        grace after those two of Alexander and Caesar?), were it not
23      1, VII |        Spartan, and achieved by Alexander the Macedonian, all upon
24      1, VIII|   motion. And for magnitude, as Alexander the Great, after that he
25      1, VIII|   pictures or statues of Cyrus, Alexander, Caesar, no nor of the kings
26      2, Int |      ill advertised.~11. And if Alexander made such a liberal assignation
27      2, II  |      before. But the journal of Alexander’s house expressed every
28      2, VIII|         of man do or no. And as Alexander Borgia was wont to say of
29      2, XXV |        Dendamis the Indian unto Alexander’s messengers, that he had