Dedications of the Greek Temples by Alexander the Great
The paper is devoted to the activity of Alexander which was connected with the Greek temples' dedications carrying his name. There are testimonia only on two the Macedonian king's attempts to make such dedications: the one was successful (the dedication of the temple of Athena Polias at Priene - IvPriene. № 156), the second was not so (the dedication of the temple of Artemis at Ephesos - Strab. XIV. 1. 22. 641). It appear the both cases to be related to the different stages of Alexander's campaign: the author of the present paper adduces proofs in favor of the opinions to date the Prienian dedication to 334 and the action in Ephesos to the last years of the king.