This man's cook Andreas revives a fish while cooking in the water of  life, but this man fails to acquire immortality by drinking it.
This man's cook Andreas revives a fish while cooking in the water of  life, but this man fails to acquire immortality by drinking it. During one  adventure, he encounters two birds with human heads that warn him to  turn around; that occurs after he passed through the Land of the Blessed  and the Land of Darkness. This man is the son of Nectanebo, a man who  disguises himself as Ammon to impregnate his mother. In a work written  by (*) Pseudo-Callisthenes, he wins at the Olympic Games before going to  Egypt. According to Arrian, a man who composed a life of this figure, he  legendarily foretold his success by cutting the Gordian Knot. For 10 points,  name this Macedonian conqueror.
This man's cook Andreas revives a fish while cooking in the water of  life, but this man fails to acquire immortality by drinking it.
Alexander the Great