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• Bucephalus
  {{Image|alexander-the-great-1.jpg|right|300px|Alexander the Great training Bucephalus}} ...thus "ox-head") was a famed horse belonging to [[Alexander the Great]]. Bucephalus died shortly after the Battle of the Hydaspes in 326 BC, and is buried in [
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• Bucephalus/Definition
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• Bucephalus/Approval
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• Bucephalus
  {{Image|alexander-the-great-1.jpg|right|300px|Alexander the Great training Bucephalus}} ...thus "ox-head") was a famed horse belonging to [[Alexander the Great]]. Bucephalus died shortly after the Battle of the Hydaspes in 326 BC, and is buried in [
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• Alexander the Great/Related Articles
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• Alexander the Great
  ...er and Bucephalus|{{Alexander and Bucephalus.jpg/credit}}<br>Alexander and Bucephalus]] ...face the sun. By doing this he managed to pacify the animal and mount him. Bucephalus became Alexander’s war-horse and accompanied him to [[India]] where he di
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