Alexander ab Hammone rediens ad Mar

Alexander ab Hammone rediens ad Mareotin paludem haud procul insula Pharo sitam venit. Contemplatus loci naturam primum in ipsa insula statuerant urbem novam condere; unde, up apparuit magnae urbis insulam haud capacem esse, elegit locum, ubi nunc est Alexandrea, appellationem trahens ex nomine conditoris.
Ex finitimis urbibus commigrare Alesandream incolis iussis Alexander novam urbem magna multitudine implevit. Fama est, cum rex orbem futuri muri polenta, ut Macedonum mos est, destinasset, avium greges advolasse et polenta esse pastas: cum id omen pro tristi a multis esset acceptum, vates respondisse magnam illam urbem fore et multis terris alimenta praebituram esse

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Alexander the island of Pharos, situated not far from that of Jupiter Hammon came on his return to Arr. Decided to found a new city for the first time in the very Contemplating the nature of the island; under, up, there appeared the big cities, the island was not large enough, he chose the place, where now the site of Alexandria, which derives from the name of its founder.
From the orders of Alexander, the inhabitants of the neighboring cities to move to a new city with a great Alesandream filled. Reported that when the king of the world of the future of the wall of barley, as is the custom of the Macedonians, was destined for, flocks of birds flew and ate the barley; whereas there had been an omen for by many a sad, a poet, that his reply would furnish sustenance to many lands, and it would be great to be in that city,