He was arrogant, the conqueror of the Oikumene, Iskander Zulkarnein, Iskander the Two-horned, Cursed by people. He walked from victory to victory, and no one living today could stop the heavy tread of the great conqueror. In his immoderate pride, he called himself the son of God, not knowing that human life is just a blade of grass in the hands of the Almighty, His judgment is harsh, but fair, and He will give trials to everyone according to his strength. Not in this time, then in another. For time has no beginning or end. And then, in a battle of life and death, the two greatest commanders, separated by a thousand years, will come together. Alexander the Great against Thutmose III. Historical fiction. The army of Alexander the Great, besieging Tyre, finds itself in the past, at the time of the greatest prosperity and power of the ancient Egyptian civilization.