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Alexander suspects the priests’ motives NEAR BABYLON Spring 323 BOOK SEVEN MAP 7.17. Plan of Babylon, showing the route by which Alexander attempted to enter the city from the east as the priests had advised but, stopped by the terrain, doubled back to the west entrance. Alexander suspected that this was why they were opposed to his entering Babylon, lest the swift completion of the temple deprive them of the benefits of the revenue. [5] But Aristoboulos says that Alexander was nonetheless ready to obey them, at least when it came to making a detour at the entrance to the city, and that he made camp on the first day at the bank of the Euphrates; 5a the next day he advanced, keeping the river on his right, since he wished to pass the west-facing part of the city, turn there, and lead his forces eastward. [6] But the difficult terrain prevented such an approach, for anyone who comes up to the city from the west and then turns eastward will find the ground marshy and covered with shoal water. And thus, according to Aristoboulos, Alexander disobeyed the god partly by intention and partly not. 7.17.5a Euphrates River: Map 7.16, Assyria inset. 26 james romm
Alexander the Great (marble detail), Pierre Puget, 1693 Réunion des Museés Nationaux/Art Resource, NY the campaigns of alexander 27
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