More famous is the tale of how Alexander subdued Bucephalus.  
Written in Attic Greek by a priest of the Temple of Delphi, it is dedicated to Sosius Senecio.  The author later expressed his satisfaction with its format in his work Moralia.  First translated into English in 1579 by Sir Thomas North, it tells of the savage Macedonian measures taken after the death of Hephaestion and characterizes Theseus as a "raper of women."  More famous is the tale of how Alexander subdued Bucephalus.  Written in and around 100 AD, at present 44 of its 50 portraits are extant.  FTP, identify this biographical classic by Plutarch.
Written in Attic Greek by a priest of the Temple of Delphi, it is dedicated to Sosius Senecio.  
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