#Viva caligula in hell hacked manual#

His last words were „ Ein Kuß' - 'a kiss' in German.Prince Albert ( Queen Victoria's husband) - 'I have had wealth, rank, and power but if these were all I had, how wretched I should be.'.'Is it the Fourth.?' Thomas Jefferson, who died on July 4, 1826.Unknown to him, Jefferson had died only a few hours before. 'I was killed.' - Last diary entry of an anonymous Union soldier killed at Cold Harbor, Virginia.But Alexander will reward you for your kindness and the gods will repay him for his courtesy towards my mother and my wife and my children.' Darius III of Persia, Worthy Opponent of Alexander the Great, after one of Alexander's men have given the dying man a final drink of water - 'This is a final stroke of misfortune that I should accept a service from you and not be able to return it.This scanty tomb doth now suffice, for whom the Earth was not enough,' as reported by Ralph de Diceto.

This epitaph is commonly wrongly attributed to Alexander the Great since it's inscribed in Henry the Second's tomb, which reads in part '.and in my case behold, the image of our mortal lot.

But the Macedonians buried dead kings, so his body may be somewhere.

It would have been totally in Alexander's character to have had his ashes spread by the winds to all corners of the earth. Where he is actually buried remains unknown. Which is untrue for fear of vandals and robbers, Alexander had arranged countless scattered false crypts.

Not exactly last words per se, the epitaph of Alexander the Great is A tomb now suffices him for whom the world was not enough.

The Greek words are near identical, and Craterus wasn't present at Alexander's death. Still others believe that he replied 'To Craterus,' and his generals just 'conveniently' heard strongest instead. Other historians state that his final fever rendered him speechless, so it's more likely that he didn't say this.

Alexander the Great - (The answer to their fervent question of 'To whom will the Empire go?'): ' Τῷ κρατίστῳ (Tô kratistô)' - 'To the strongest.' Civil war ensued.

West German Chancellor Konrad 'The Old Man' Adenauer, speaking in the local dialect of Köln, said to his daughter, „ Da jitt et nix zo kriesche!“ (“It’s nothing to cry about!”).

'See in what peace a Christian can die!' - Joseph Addison, to his stepson.

'No comment.'- Edward Abbey after being asked if he had any last words.

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