Did Poison Kill Alexander the Great? New Scientific Insights
Source: Was Alexander the Great really poisoned? Science sheds new light on an age-old question. (2025-06-27)
Recent scientific research offers fresh perspectives on whether Alexander the Great was truly poisoned. The debate surrounding his death has persisted for centuries, with some theories suggesting foul play and others proposing natural causes. A historical painting depicts Alexander trusting his doctor as he drinks from a cup, highlighting the mystery and suspicion surrounding his demise. New evidence aims to shed light on this age-old question, challenging previous assumptions about his sudden illness.
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