Laughing Leo

yes

Dunno . . . Caesar has an absolutely elegant prose voice, and I don't think Alexander the Great wrote much.

i dont think alexandet the great ever lost a battle espicially not to his best friends and died

He lost the final battle to mosquitos, tho.

actually expired wine because no man could kill him (he is prophecied in christianity and judiasim and islam)

There is no way that Alexander the Great could be prophesied either by Christianity or Islam, since he died before either of those two religions was founded. The Egyptians did acknowledge him as a demidivinity. I really enjoyed this article from the World History Encyclopedia: https://www.worldhistory.org/article/925/alexander-the-great-as-a-god/

I said mosquitos because two of the leading theories on the cause of his death are malaria and West Nile Virus.

no because christianity and islam involve parts of the old testament where alexander the great is prophecied

Okay, that's a scriptural reading you are welcome to make, of course, but it's an interpretation, not Torah.

that was before he did all the cool stuff tho...

and Alexander the great did it at 17 your point is invalid

Phillip of Macedaon gave him invented the Macedonian phalanx and left his son the worlds best army as well as all of his plans to invade persia before he got assasinated, So he was given everything he needed

Julius caesar had to beat crassus and pompey before he could get to invading other countries. Also after alexander the great's death his empire fell apart but julius caesar's line went until the emperor claudius.

the Macedonian phalanx was not to crucial and Alexander was found to have drafted most of his own plans