<b><center>'Then the persons who had reported the affair came forward, with various irrefutable proofs of his own guilt and that of his fellow-conspirators, of which the most damning was that he had admitted knowledge of a plot against Alexander but had said nothing about it.' -Arrian 3.26.2 (pg 191)</center> Explain why Arrian comes to this conclusion about Philotas' 'conspiracy', and assess …showed first 75 words of 3116 total…

…showed last 75 words of 3116 total…A Commentary on Q. Curtius Rufus...Books 5 to 7,2 (Amsterdam, 1994), p. 225 36. Arrian, The Campaigns of Alexander (England 1971), p. 190 37. Plutarch, Alexander 38. W.L. Adams, 'The Episode of Philotas: An Insight', in Crossroads of History: the Age of Alexander, ed. W. Heckel & L.A. Tritle (Claremont CA, 2003), p. 113 39. W.L. Adams, 'The Episode of Philotas: An Insight', in Crossroads of History: the Age of Alexander, ed. W. Heckel & L.A. Tritle (Claremont CA, 2003), p. 123