The Empire of Alexander the Great. The Struggle for World Dominion of the Macedonian King and His Successors the Diadochi

Alexander the Great did not leave behind a successor as brilliant as himself, and therefore the empire he created, about which much has been written regarding its conquests, quickly disintegrated.

This book traces the process of this disintegration, the fate of different parts of the great empire, their history of rise and fall, and their gaining and losing independence. 

It shows the influence that Hellenism had on the Roman Empire, the spiritual transformation of the whole world.