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This is a 1967 reprint edition of \"The Medieval Alexander,\" authored by George Cary and published by Cambridge University Press. Originally published in 1956, this volume explores the medieval knowledge and literary traditions surrounding Alexander the Great, with a comprehensive survey of historical, Jewish, Arabic, and minor sources. Edited by D.J.A. Ross, the book delves into medieval derivatives of Pseudo-Callisthenes and presents a detailed analysis of the Latin chronicles and other texts related to Alexander. The book is a valuable resource for scholars, historians, and collectors interested in medieval literature, historical texts, and Alexander the Great\'s influence across cultures. It includes illustrations and extensive references, making it a thorough academic work. This edition is a library ex-libris copy from the R.C. Pugh Library, Northwest Junior College, Senatobia, Mississippi, featuring a sturdy black hardcover binding without a dust jacket. A must-have for collectors of medieval studies and historical biographies.book