Eo igitur omnium metu factum, solus Alexander ut ubique imaginum simillimus esset, utique omnibus statuis et tabulis et toreumatis idem vigor acerrimi bellatoris, idem ingenium maximi honoris, eadem forma viridis iuventae, eadem gratia relicinae frontis cerneretur.
This general threat had the result that only Alexander looked exactly the same in all his portraits everywhere, and that every statue, painting, or relief showed the same vigor of the relentless warrior, the same stamp of the highest birth, the same beauty of fresh youth, and the same charm of brow with its upswept hair.
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