Author: Will Adams

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• Will Adams (1)
  • IN: The Alexander Cipher (2007) Fiction , British
    EPIGRAPH: After his death in Babylon in 323 BC, the body of Alexander the Great was taken in a magnificent procession to Egypt for eventual burial in Alexandria, where it remained on display for some six hundred years. Alexander's mausoleum was considered a wonder of the world. Roman emperors including Julius Caesar, Augustus and Caracalla paid pilgrimmages. Yet after a series of Earthquakes, fires and wars, Alexandria fell into decline and the tomb was lost. Despite numerous excavations, it has never been found.
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• Will Adams (1)
  • IN: The Alexander Cipher (2007) Fiction , British
    EPIGRAPH: After his death in Babylon in 323 BC, the body of Alexander the Great was taken in a magnificent procession to Egypt for eventual burial in Alexandria, where it remained on display for some six hundred years. Alexander's mausoleum was considered a wonder of the world. Roman emperors including Julius Caesar, Augustus and Caracalla paid pilgrimmages. Yet after a series of Earthquakes, fires and wars, Alexandria fell into decline and the tomb was lost. Despite numerous excavations, it has never been found.
    FROM: NULL, (None), NULL, UK