#folk romance
- Alexandria — The name of the famous port city in Egypt, founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC, which became a supreme cultural, academic, and economic hub of the ancient Hellenistic world; also, the name of the capital city of Teleorman County in Romania. In Romanian literary history, the term defines a famous popular medieval epic romance detailing the legendary exploits and conquests of the Emperor of Macedon.
- Alexandrie — An archaic literary term used to designate a popular tale, chronicle, or medieval chivalric romance recounting the life, heroic deeds, and legendary military campaigns of Alexander the Great. It originates from the tradition of old Romanian manuscripts and defines a specific narrative genre blending historical truth with mythological and fantastic elements.