Scenarios about 'Hellenism'
Hellenism refers to the spread of ancient Greek culture, language, and thought throughout the Mediterranean world following Alexander the Great's conquests in the 4th century BCE. This cultural phenomenon created a common civilization that blended Greek elements with local traditions across regions from Egypt to India, influencing art, philosophy, religion, and governance. Hellenistic influence continued well into the Roman period and formed a crucial bridge between classical Greek civilization and later Western and Middle Eastern cultures.
What If Alexander Never Conquered Persia?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Alexander the Great failed in his conquest of the Persian Empire, fundamentally altering the development of Western and Eastern civilizations.