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What was the latin phrase that Alexander the Great said to his horse Bucephalus when the horse died in battle?

What was the latin phrase that Alexander the Great said to his horse Bucephalus when the horse died in battle? The English translation is like "you were very much a horse" …or something.

Did he even speak Latin? The Roman Republic wasn’t much to look at in his time, and I doubt that Alexander would have bothered to learn the language of a tribe in Italy. Hey, I could be wrong though.

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2 Responses to “What was the latin phrase that Alexander the Great said to his horse Bucephalus when the horse died in battle?”

  1. Did he even speak Latin? The Roman Republic wasn’t much to look at in his time, and I doubt that Alexander would have bothered to learn the language of a tribe in Italy. Hey, I could be wrong though.
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  2. it would spoken in greek
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