MATH 210 Chapter : Section 2 10 The Mean Value Theorem
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Arrian, alexander reaches his limits arrian, a greek historian, gives us the source of knowledge of the life of alexander the great. He wrote these stories four centuries after alexander lived. He idealizes alexander and portrays him as a leader without parallel. He essentially says that there is no limit to how far they can go and the world could be theirs. He asks if his army wants to go and it is quiet until coenus speaks and says that they are tired and the vets should be replaced with fresh soldiers if this is the case. His famous quote is sir, if there is one thing above all others a successful man should know when to stop. " leaders have run into trouble when they try to push their limits. This shows the ever-present quest for more by all leaders. Livy, the bravery of mucius scaevola livy wrote during the time of roman.
