Macedonian Infantry. the hypaspists or hypaspistai were a distinct type of infantry soldier who served as a vital part of the macedonian. the macedonian army of king philip ii and alexander the great was renowned for its success in conquering. This latter aspect would prove beneficial to alexander the great at the battle of gaugamela (331 bce) against darius iii (r. Since alexander was also the head of the legion of corinth, a number of greek states provided additional infantry, cavalry and warships. Few challengers had the variety of troops included in philip’s army; Agrianians, triballians, paeonians, and illyrians. None combined them so effectively. while the army that crossed the hellespont in 334 bce was mostly macedonian, there were others from all over greece: heavy macedonian infantry (hdts. in 359 bc, king philip ii ascended the macedonian throne and inherited an infantry class that was deep.
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Since alexander was also the head of the legion of corinth, a number of greek states provided additional infantry, cavalry and warships. None combined them so effectively. This latter aspect would prove beneficial to alexander the great at the battle of gaugamela (331 bce) against darius iii (r. Agrianians, triballians, paeonians, and illyrians. while the army that crossed the hellespont in 334 bce was mostly macedonian, there were others from all over greece: the macedonian army of king philip ii and alexander the great was renowned for its success in conquering. heavy macedonian infantry (hdts. the hypaspists or hypaspistai were a distinct type of infantry soldier who served as a vital part of the macedonian. Few challengers had the variety of troops included in philip’s army; in 359 bc, king philip ii ascended the macedonian throne and inherited an infantry class that was deep.
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Macedonian Infantry This latter aspect would prove beneficial to alexander the great at the battle of gaugamela (331 bce) against darius iii (r. the macedonian army of king philip ii and alexander the great was renowned for its success in conquering. Few challengers had the variety of troops included in philip’s army; while the army that crossed the hellespont in 334 bce was mostly macedonian, there were others from all over greece: in 359 bc, king philip ii ascended the macedonian throne and inherited an infantry class that was deep. the hypaspists or hypaspistai were a distinct type of infantry soldier who served as a vital part of the macedonian. None combined them so effectively. Agrianians, triballians, paeonians, and illyrians. This latter aspect would prove beneficial to alexander the great at the battle of gaugamela (331 bce) against darius iii (r. heavy macedonian infantry (hdts. Since alexander was also the head of the legion of corinth, a number of greek states provided additional infantry, cavalry and warships.
