Crossing Asia Minor with Alexander
‘… and camped by the city of Myriandrus: during the night a fierce storm blew up, with rain and a violent wind, which kept him confined to camp.’
Text used: Arrian ‘Alexander the Great‘ OUP 2013 (translated by Martin Hammond)
With Myriandrus we actually leave Asia Minor and enter Phoenicia. As you can see from the map, Alexander had to march north towards the border of the two regions after realising that Darius was actually behind him.
Credit Where It’s Due
Map showing the location of Myriandrus: Wikimedia Commons