Why Alexander was Great


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TECHNICAL OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT by Gregory Zorzos
Author: Gregory ZORZOS Economist Researcher
Member of the Royal Society of Literature (RSL) in UK
Member of the Historical Society of Authors (SIS)
Highest State Study Diploma in: Economic Studies
Organization Studies, Operational Research Studies
Editor: Technical Chamber of Greece (1st Ed 368 p.) Greek version.
Coming soon: 2nd ed. will be more than 1.000 pages from a new editor.
Editors for other languages are welcomed...

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[Note: "Technical of Alexander the Great" is the vol. V of "Economics of
Alexander the Great"].
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At last a book about the technology and the economotechnicals during and
after the campaign of the Alexander the Great. This monumental work -long
out of print, a very hard and rare book to find- was prepared by one of the
foremost Economist, who writes history. It contains deep analysis, with many
ancient texts (Ancient Greeks, Hebrew, Hieroglyphs, Coptic, Ideograms,
Linear, Assyrian, Persian, Syrian, Sumerian, Arabic, Amharic, Aramaic,
Babylonian, Hindi, Sanskrit, Latin, etc.), including tips of modern
translations (Greek, English, etc.).

This book describes the army, the navy, the different types of the warships,
the mechanical, the inventions, the maritime economy, the contracts and
legislation of this period (laws for solders, laws for sales, codes of
Alexandria, etc.)......




>Hi,
>
>Just gotta tell you this little known story. Alexander became the
>"Great" because of his ability to win battles because of timing. He
>could co-ordinate attacks by his separated forces by giving his generals
>cloth arm bands treated by photochemical agents the night before a battle
>
>Sun exposure would trigger a color change.  When the band turned to
>proper color, the general would signal his unit to attack, and thus
>several units could attack from different directions but at the same
>time.
>
>The key to his success was Alexander's Rag Time Band.

REPLY from gr_zorzos@attglobal.net:

Do you have the ancient texts of your opinion?
If so please send.

regards

Hi,

Alexander's Rag Time Band was a highly classified military
secret, as you can well imagine.  Not only the formula, but also
its very existence.

But the story, while never written, has been handed down by oral
tradition in the photochemist culture. (Of course we were photo-
alchemists during the middle ages)

I heard it many decades ago in a lecture on photochemistry.  And
my post may be the very first time that the secret has been revealed
in print. 

That is, if you printed my post.


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