A historical tale set in Thebes, 338 B.C.E., exploring ancient Greek life and conflict.
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A historical tale set in Thebes, 338 B.C.E., exploring ancient Greek life and conflict.
This historical novel is set in ancient Greece during a crucial two year period from 338 - 336 B.C.E. The young poet Aristides, outside the city of Thebes, narrates his life from age 14 to 16 and near his death at 70 in Egypt as he looks back upon his life's journey. It is the time of King Philip II of Macedon and his son Alexander, (18-20) soon to be the Great. The intrigue, struggle for love and power in the royal court of kings, is the background as Aristides comes of age. After a fierce batt...
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Likely includes moderate battle scenes typical of historical war settings.
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Likely includes references to ancient Greek religious practices or gods.
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May include themes of ancient political power struggles or warfare.
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Possible depictions of slavery or wartime suffering in historical context. Sexual context: no evidence found in available sources.
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