What did Alexander the Great did of?

-- Anonymous, October 28, 2002

Answers

I think he had died of the poison from a rootof a special plant also there was some one that had said the same thing I wrote On my prport

-- Anonymous, May 03, 2004

alexander died of poision made by the roots of a special plant grown in babylonin those days.as mentioned in greek books king philip was also assaisinated therefore we can say that the kings were made after blood shed.as mentioned by some archaeologists that alexander died due to typhoid but its wrong because he was given poision every day by his ministers in the name of medicine.the thing i am busy finding now is the name of the poision that killed him.

-- Anonymous, April 26, 2004

He drank the [oision from his pen because he knew someone was going to kill him

-- Anonymous, April 18, 2004

Brain fever/hemorrage...after an Olympian overindulgence of wine...plus he had malaria, and all sorts of ailments/injuries from an admittedly self-imposed hard life of warfare and general mayhem. He had also received wounds from almost every type of weapon available at the time. Not to mention his possible exposure to radiation from UFOs during the seige of Tyre and in India. Nothing less would be expected from one foretold of by the Prophet Daniel.

-- Anonymous, November 18, 2003

he was poisoned

-- Anonymous, March 12, 2003

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-- Anonymous, October 31, 2002

AIDS

-- Anonymous, October 30, 2002

While historians have not been able to provide a definitive answer to this pressing question, they have been able to rule out 'old age'. To be fair to said historians, they have been provided with very scanty and contradictory evidence, none of it conclusive. The serious contenders for the honor of reuniting Alexander with Zeus Ammon in the empyrean realm include poison and a variety of illnesses.

Pick what suits you. You'll be as right as anyone else.

-- Anonymous, October 29, 2002