03-04-2013, 07:44 PM
@ Michael
Unfortunately, this is only a theory. There is no text in the sources saying that. In all texts about the battle, there is no mentioning of any cavalry partaking in the battle, so, most possibly, Alexander did so leading the left of the phalanx.
Unfortunately, this is only a theory. There is no text in the sources saying that. In all texts about the battle, there is no mentioning of any cavalry partaking in the battle, so, most possibly, Alexander did so leading the left of the phalanx.
