Alexander the Great was the son of		Bucephalus.
His mother told Alexander		a Macedonian general named Philip.
Alexander's teacher		if he could ride it.
When he was twelve years old		he was the son of a Greek god.
His father said he would give him the horse		when he was only thirty-three years old.
He faced the sun while on the horse		by building a bridge to it.
Alexander named his horse		he saw a horse he wanted.
The city named after his horse		conquered the then-known world.
He set an example for his troops		was Bucephala.
He captured a city on an island		by living under the same conditions they endured.
During his lifetime Alexander		was Aristotle.
Alexander died		because the animal was afraid of his shadow.