Curtius Rufus

Curtius Rufus was a Roman historian and author of a significant work titled "History of Alexander the Great," which chronicles the life and conquests of the famous Macedonian king. His writings, composed in the 1st century AD, provide valuable insights into Alexander's campaigns and the cultural context of the time. Though his work survives only in fragments, it is considered an important source for understanding both Alexander's military exploits and the historiographical style of ancient Rome. Curtius Rufus is often noted for blending historical fact with narrative flair, making his accounts engaging to readers.