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Valerius reports in Book 9 Chapter 5 under Foreign Stories that Alexander the Great had three stages of arrogance. One was that he looked down on his father Philip II of Macedon and claimed that Jupiter Hammon was his real father. Another was that he took up the ways of the Persian people by dressing and behaving their way. Still another was that Alexander believed himself to be a god, not a human being.