الفهرس 
الفهرسيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Egypt was one of the important countries opened by Alexander, and it was not possible to do so much to perform acts of worship, so it was necessary to show the image of the king in the Egyptian style on the walls of the temples. The study is divided into four chapters dealing with the first chapter, the birth of Alexander the Great and his leadership of the country of Greece and the campaign of Alexander to the east until his death and the opening of Egypt and the visit of Alexander the Great to the temple of Amun in Siwa and return again And the organization of the affairs of the country . The second chapter include the effects of Alexander the Great in northern Egypt, explaining the establishment of the city of Alexandria and what is attributed to Alexander from the work of it as well as the tomb of Alexander then Alexander the Great and Philippe Arrhedayos temple at alashmonin, and finally the famous temple of Alexander the Great in the baharia oasis .After that , the third chapter explaining the effects of Alexander the Great in southern Egypt (Luxor), which includes Alexander the Great’s private chambre in Luxor Temple, as well as the restoration work of Alexander outside the chamber building, and in the temples of Karnak the sanctuary of Alexander the Great, Alexander’s work in the temple of Khonsu in Karnak (the pylon of Khonsu) and finally the chamber of Alexander in the surrounding wall and Chapter IV illustrates the good effects of movable Alexander the Great in Egypt include the study currency in Egypt by Alexander the money in Egypt from the era of Alexander the Great (332-323q.m). Alexander’s money was issued by Ptolemy I. As well as the figures on the coin Alexander and then display models of Alexander’s coins in Egypt and preserved in Egyptian museums as well as a display of sculpture in the era of Alexander and how it was represented in the Ptolemaic and Roman era in Egypt and then display models of statues of Alexander in museums inside Egypt and finally display the effects transferred to Alexander found In Egypt (reserved outside Egypt). Through all of the above, Alexander succeeded in perpetuating himself in these prominent places according to the Egyptian tradition to be the legitimate ruler of the country.