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grbs-15635	Garstad, Benjamin	Alexander’s Return to Greece in the Alexander Romance	2016	17	.pdf	application/pdf	6039	227	55	Alexander’s relations with his regent could be strained at times, and Curtius reports that Antipater’s victory at Mega- lopolis especially aroused the envy and indignation of Alexan- der (6.1.18): “To be sure, Alexander wished his enemies to be defeated, but he was by no means silent in expressing his dis- pleasure that Antipater had won the victory, thinking that whatever he had to cede to another’s was subtracted from his own glory” (quippe Alexander hostes vinci voluerat, Antipatrum vicisse ne tacitus quidem indignabatur, suae demptum gloriae existimans, quidquid cessisset alienae). Alexander the Great: A Life in Legend (New Haven 2007) 230–254; but see also Stoneman, Greek Alexander Romance 28–32.	cache/grbs-15635.pdf	txt/grbs-15635.txt