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But looking at this you would think that all these complications would make Cleopatra interesting. It doesn't. It makes her a walking contradiction but then again she is 12 years old and I don't expect 12 year olds to behave like adults.
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You will NOT regret buying it, I promise you! Usually, history books would be like: "Cleopatra was born in BLAH BLAH BLAH, and did you know that Cleopatra ruled when she was BLAH BLAH BLAH?" (I didn't tell you when she took the crown because duh, spoil alert) Anyway, this is a perfect book for children and adults! And I swear to God that your children will love it!
”The cobblestones are soaked with refuse: kitchen garbage, dung from the horses and dogs and most putrid of all, waste from the latrines that has been thrown out the windows.
In an intentional provocation to Octavian, Antony distributed lands to his and Cleopatra’s children, making it abundantly clear that their family was the dynasty of the East.
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) and loved it. I kept wondering what I did with my copy years later because the hardcover was beautiful and I loved it. And now that I think about it I'm pretty sure I lent it out to my cousin who never returned it.
The twins were aged 10 and Ptolemy six when their mother died. They were taken to Rome and treated well in the household of Mark Antony’s widow, Octavia, where they were educated.
While her father is in hiding after attempts on his life, twelve-year-old Cleopatra records in her diary how she fears for her own safety and hopes to survive to become Queen of Egypt some day.
I don't know why - maybe it was a senseless prejudice against spin-offs or maybe I thought the gold edges were tacky. Anyway, I didn't read them, and for that reason I'm only finding out in adulthood that Cleopatra MARRIED HER BROTHER AND COMMITTED SUICIDE BY SNAKE??
Augustus would have liked to lead Cleopatra as a captive through Rome, as other generals did with their prisoners, in the formal triumphs that celebrated their victories. But she killed herself to prevent that.
Ancient literary sources about Cleopatra are remarkably sparse. Women never fare well in ancient history, and there is no work specifically devoted to the queen, nor is there a major contemporary source. Plutarch’s biography of Marcus Antonius (see Plutarch 1988) is the closest to an actual narrative about the queen, but was written one hundred years after her death and is limited in its focus. Second in importance is the Roman History of more info Cassius Dio (see Dio 1914–1927), the only continuous extant history of Cleopatra’s era. Also of significance are the works of the Jewish historian Josephus (Josephus 1928 and Josephus 1930–1965), whose interest was limited to the southern Levant, but this was an area of importance to Cleopatra.
Her fairest maids were likewise dressed as sea nymphs and graces, some steering at the rudder, some working at the ropes. Wondrous odors from countless incense-offerings diffused themselves along the river-banks.
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