6 myths
Each story names the sources it was written from.
He had silenced the earth, lifted his heart, and taken the ends of the world. Then he fell into bed in Babylon and gave everything away.
Alexander followed a fragrant stream to the end of the earth, reached the gate of Eden, and was turned away with a bone and a riddle.
Jaddua had sworn not to fight Darius. Alexander came to punish him. He went down in the dust before the Name on the gold.
Jaddua would not break his oath to Darius. Alexander marched up from Gaza to punish him. He bowed to the Name cut in gold on the priest's mitre.
Alexander offered gold for a statue of himself between the sanctuary and the Holy of Holies. The High Priest offered him a generation of children instead.
Gold apples, gold pomegranates, gold loaves. Alexander asked if they ate metal here. The king fed him a verdict that left two honest men alive.
