Cleitus

Cleitus was a dark-skinned warrior who lived in ancient Greece. He was a skilled lancer and a fierce fighter. He was also a loyal friend to Alexander the Great. Cleitus was born in Pella, Macedonia, in the 4th century BC. He was the son of Dropidas, a Macedonian nobleman. Cleitus was a tall and muscular man with dark skin and black hair. He had a long beard and sideburns. Cleitus was a skilled warrior and a fierce fighter. He was also a loyal friend to Alexander the Great. He fought alongside Alexander in many battles, including the Battle of Gaugamela, where he led the Macedonian cavalry. Cleitus was also a skilled diplomat. He was able to negotiate peace treaties with the Persians and other enemies of Alexander. He was also a wise counselor to Alexander. However, Cleitus was also a hot-tempered man. He was often quick to anger and he could be violent. In 328 BC, Cleitus got into an argument with Alexander at a banquet. Cleitus insulted Alexander and Alexander drew his sword and killed him. Cleitus' death was a tragedy. He was a great warrior and a loyal friend