Jaakkojuhani Peltonen is a researcher at Tampere University. He defended his thesis in 2017. His special interests include the use of history, Alexander the Great, and perceptions of the past in the classical world.

‘This is a thoughtful and insightful book, and no scholar of Alexander – or genuine historiographer – can afford to ignore it. I was enriched by it and look forward to watching it infiltrate the discourse of Ancient History in the coming years.’ – Pat Wheatley, The Classical Review'He [the author] has cast his net wide and provides what must surely be the most complete conspectus of utterances about Alexander from the 750 years in his purview... Surely no one will need to do this work of collecting the references again... In sum, this is a valuable collection of evidence embedded in a measured and judicious discussion' - Richard Stoneman, Sehepunkte

• List of figuresAcknowledgements 1 Introduction 2 Alexander in an Empire of Romans, Greeks, and Jews3 Alexander as a Model of Behaviour4 Alexander in Relations of Power and Influence5 Alexander in Christian Apologia 6 ConclusionAppendix 1: Primary sourcesAppendix 2: Chronological distribution of the data BibliographyIndex

Jaakkojuhani Peltonen is a researcher at Tampere University. He defended his thesis in 2017. His special interests include the use of history, Alexander the Great, and perceptions of the past in the classical world.

‘This is a thoughtful and insightful book, and no scholar of Alexander – or genuine historiographer – can afford to ignore it. I was enriched by it and look forward to watching it infiltrate the discourse of Ancient History in the coming years.’ – Pat Wheatley, The Classical Review'He [the author] has cast his net wide and provides what must surely be the most complete conspectus of utterances about Alexander from the 750 years in his purview... Surely no one will need to do this work of collecting the references again... In sum, this is a valuable collection of evidence embedded in a measured and judicious discussion' - Richard Stoneman, Sehepunkte

• List of figuresAcknowledgements 1 Introduction 2 Alexander in an Empire of Romans, Greeks, and Jews3 Alexander as a Model of Behaviour4 Alexander in Relations of Power and Influence5 Alexander in Christian Apologia 6 ConclusionAppendix 1: Primary sourcesAppendix 2: Chronological distribution of the data BibliographyIndex

Jaakkojuhani Peltonen is a researcher at Tampere University. He defended his thesis in 2017. His special interests include the use of history, Alexander the Great, and perceptions of the past in the classical world.

‘This is a thoughtful and insightful book, and no scholar of Alexander – or genuine historiographer – can afford to ignore it. I was enriched by it and look forward to watching it infiltrate the discourse of Ancient History in the coming years.’ – Pat Wheatley, The Classical Review'He [the author] has cast his net wide and provides what must surely be the most complete conspectus of utterances about Alexander from the 750 years in his purview... Surely no one will need to do this work of collecting the references again... In sum, this is a valuable collection of evidence embedded in a measured and judicious discussion' - Richard Stoneman, Sehepunkte

• List of figuresAcknowledgements 1 Introduction 2 Alexander in an Empire of Romans, Greeks, and Jews3 Alexander as a Model of Behaviour4 Alexander in Relations of Power and Influence5 Alexander in Christian Apologia 6 ConclusionAppendix 1: Primary sourcesAppendix 2: Chronological distribution of the data BibliographyIndex