Hellenistic civilization

One look at the book shows the intellectual, moral, and cultural ties that connect our world to the Hellenistic world, as the remnants of this ancient world are still firmly established in the minds of many individuals and peoples of the East. The simplest evidence of this is: popular beliefs in astrology, omens, magic, and divination, in addition to many common trends, traditions, and customs. The Hellenistic era - as revealed from the book - covers the three centuries that followed the death of Alexander and his campaigns, and its theater is our region of the Middle East, of which Libya, Greece and the Balkans are a part. It is known that a civilizational movement arose in that era, and this is an undisputed matter, but the matter around which the dispute revolves and intensifies is the role of Alexander and his lambs in sowing the seeds of that movement. Some of them say that this movement was the result of a drawn-up plan drawn up by Alexander and his father Philip before him - and some of them deny that to Alexander in general and in detail - and some of them take a middle position between the two.