Alexander

First I shall draw you a word-picture of the man himself, making as close a likeness as I can, although I am not particularly good at drawing. As regards his person—in order that I may exhibit this also to ou—he was tall and handsome in appearance, and really godlike ; his skin was fair, his beard not very

thick ; his long hair was in part natural, in part false, but very similar, so that most people did not detect that it was not his own. His eyes shone with a great glow of fervour and enthusiasm ; his voice was at once very sweet and very clear; and in a word, no fault could be found with him in any respect as far as all that went.