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u/mythoplokos · 5 pointsr/AskHistorians

Alexander II of Macedon, the more famous Alexander's uncle? Wow, he's niche - I think I've only ever come across him through his association with Iphicrates, the Athenian general. I'm not an expert on ancient Macedonia, mind. Out of interest typed him to Google Scholar and JSTOR and absolutely nothing crops up, so he might be fun to research as there doesn't seem to be much work on him.

I can see from Oxford Classical dictionary that ancient sources to Alexander II are Diodorus of Sicily's Bibliotheca Historica 15, 60-77, Plutarch's Life of Pelopidas, and Aeschines' oration On the Embassy. You'll be able to get all of these online on public domain (i.e. really old) translations. I can only make an informed recommendation for a Plutarch translation if you want to invest on a good, up-to-date translation with full notes and introduction, and that's Waterfield's Oxford Classic translation.

For secondary reading, I'd go to Blackwell's and/or Brill's companions on Ancient Macedonia, see what they have on Alexander II, and they should point you to the direction of any secondary reading, if there is some to be found. The companions are ridiculously expensive though so you'll prob need to go to your closest university library to get access to them. Also, I haven't gotten my hands on one myself but Elizabeth Carney's recently published collection of essays on Macedonian court might be worth checking out as well.

Good luck with your project and let us know how you get on, interesting stuff!

u/Lowesy · 2 pointsr/paradoxplaza

With the victory of the Grancius River, Alexander's Macedonians were in bouyant moods, yet the cities of Asia Minor stood in their way and soon the Great King himself was looking to respond.


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Sources for the Episode.
By the Spear: Philip II, Alexander the Great, and the Rise and Fall of the Macedonian Empire (Ancient Warfare and Civilization) By Ian Worthington
A Companion to Ancient Macedonia by Joseph Roisman and Ian Worthington
A History of Macedonia by R. Malcolm Errington
Alexander the Great by R. Lane Fox