ABSTRACT
Berve II, 220–7 no. 446; Geyer, RE Supplbd IV (1924) 1038–48; Kornemann, Alexandergeschichte 245–6; Heckel, Who’s Who 95–9; Anson 2012; Ashton 2015.
In general, he loved the one best, and honored the other most; for he considered, and always commented, that Hephaistion was fond of Alexander, but Krateros fond of the King. 1
