The true face of Alexander the Great A portrait of the Macedonian conqueror discovered at Boscoreale, near Pompei, by two Italian scholars. The portrait is concealed in a Roman villa that all evidence indicates as owned by Julius Caesar himself. A political mystery within an archeological mystery, bound up with mystery rites Silvia Ronchey
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