Alexander of Macedonia.

Almost Macedonian... empty of all, save victories. Well said.

A rumour here in Pella... the Macedonian army is defeated.

Philip of Macedon used words to gain his ends.

Philip of Macedonia further decrees that no Macedonian troops...

On this day, to Philip of Macedonia and his queen, Eurydice, a son has been born.

Father, you're Philip of Macedonia, now captain general of all Greece.

342 Aristotle, Greek philosopher, begins teaching Alexander, son of Philip of Macedon.

According to ancient privilege, it is the right of the army, both by law and force of arms, to decide who shall be their king.

To my king, Alexander of Macedonia, son of Philip, who led us here and will lead us safely home again victorious conquerors.

For as it is with the king, according to ancient Macedonian law, so it is with his regent.

But the Macedonian army is such that even if I, Alexander, were to fall in battle, only one man would be lost.

I'll wager it all against one of your Persian robes, which I, too, must now learn to wear, that my Macedonian there can beat any Persian that you bring against him.