US EditionThe Priene Inscription: Alexander the Great’s Temple Dedication and Panhellenic Diplomacy
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The Priene Inscription: Alexander the Great’s Temple Dedication and Panhellenic Diplomacy
The Priene Inscription stands as one of the most revealing and evocative artifacts from the early years of Alexander the Great’s conquest of the East. Carved on marble and discovered in the Ionian city of Priene (modern-day western Turkey), the brief yet powerful dedication reads: “King Alexander dedicated the temple to Athena Polias.” This deceptively simple line encapsulates a strategic act of religious patronage, a signal of cultural legitima…
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