I am not afraid of death, but I am afraid of losing my glory.
Macedonian conqueror
I am not afraid of death, but I am afraid of losing my glory.
Macedonian conqueror
Reported reflection on his motivations and fears.
c. 330 BCE
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"I would not fear a pack of lions led by a sheep, but I would always fear a flock of sheep led by a lion."
Controversial"Are you not ashamed to make so great a display of wealth, and so much to excel your king in the costliness of your table?"
Shocking"I am not a man of fear, I am a man of courage, and I will face any challenge."
Shocking"Hephaestion is a friend of Alexander, while Krateros is a friend of the king."
Humorous"I am not content with the small empire I inherited. I will conquer the world."
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