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Ancient Greek History Books Remind for Constant Honesty in Reflection if You Seek Truth

In a recent article, I wrongly statedtruly Great.
that Alexander the Great had been taughtAlexander and his best ideals should
by the brilliant Socrates. I was wrong:always be with us, all through West Asia
read in horror last night while planningtoday, and everywhere that honest people
my next stories with historical moralswant peace and goodwill between men, and
that it was Aristotle, a student ofwomen. Alexander was Great not only for
Socrates and there at his death cup ofhis exceptional skills as a motivator of
hemlock ceremony. Remember the story,men, an astute observer of human nature,
but check who was what where when. Justhighly understanding from his mother
the facts, sir. Joe Friday here, mind ifthat women required a more delicate
I check your books? OK this all canhandling than men, and needed to be
pass as fact., from what we have totreated differently, with quiet respect
date.and honor of their privacy of their
Aristotle was he who taught Alexander,person.
and by this time the revulsion by theThey knew the bloody sword dripped of
citizens of Athens at the senselessthe blood of their father or brother:
execution of the brilliant soul ofnow what for them? Alexander brought
Athens, who while annoying the elitesthem diamonds, gemstones and jewels,
with sons who questioned their everytreated them as the royal historic
motive as to whether it was noble andhonorable custodians of ancient Persia,
good, or cruel, selfish or self serving.and they were forever after awarded
Socrates lives on in many modernseats adjacent the throne of Alexander,
publications that demand truth, honestand all Persia relaxed at these obvious
thoughts and seek noble deeds as outcomesigns that the Greek barbarians had been
of discussion. This was Socrates, thisdrawn over to them and their great
was Aristotle, and this was Plato.civilization. And they had.
The thoughts of these philosophers whoAlexander was a brilliant success
no more than walked the streets ofbecause he knew when to push, and when
Athens and invited debate and thoughtto pull back and allow all to get their
wherever active minds came; and theynew positions in place in the new order.
came to Socrates, and after his death inBefore long, citizens of Persia were so
which the people of Athens turnedrelieved to be able to welcome their
against the 30 Elites, the executionersformer queen and her daughters on the
of Socrates, putting them to death orReview Stand in honor with Alexander and
causing their exile or ruin.his group: they all represented the new
Think about it. Alexander came into thisGreek Persia.
seeing that a good man could beAnd while it lasted, the men and women
appreciated even more after his deathof Persia relaxed under a kinder ruler
when people had time to reflect on histhan they had ever known, one who gave
goodness and worthy deeds. Alexanderdown edicts that were all Greek to them,
pushed himself so hard and accomplishedbut when translated made them euphoric:
so much, that surely when he died inmore rights, freedoms, women the equal
Baghdad at 33, having conquered half theto men, Persian able to lay a charge
known world, and in so doing, takingagainst a Greek.
democratic values from Egypt throughWelcome to the new, peaceful middle
Persia and West Asia, he surely knew heeast. 333 B.C.E. and all is well.
was passing into history as one who was



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