Comments by "DynamicWorlds" (@dynamicworlds1) on "History Summarized: Alexander the Great" video.

  1. HeWhoDwells to be fair, it's possible a politically-minded enough person could have made that work by making each title and authority style seperate for each region. As for his "Megas" epithet, part of me wonders if it's dual-meaning of "great" (as in excellent) and "large" may have been a bit of a double-meaning that stuck. Either as a sarcastic comment about his hight (not unlike how the connotation of Tyrion being called "half-man" changed in Game of Thrones) or a comment on another ahem attribute (there were indications he was likely Bi and in love with at least one man following him) I don't mean to be deliberately crass, but we're talking about a time that was far from prudish.
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  2. It does give us both an insame amount of charisma from his character, and the best title for him: King of Conquerors (Alexander Promachos is pretty good too)
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  3. arkila enilo not one you'll find in a dictionary. Mis-sex-ing would, by the parts and context mean he's complaining about them making King Arthur the wrong sex in his oppinion. It's generally better to think of the English vocabulary as root words modified by prefixes and suffixes to make a huge array of new possible words. Like our spelling, however, there are exceptions.
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