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story will be set 50 BC- 40 BC, mainly focused of the fire of the Library of Alexandria
story will be set 50 BC- 40 BC, mainly focused of the fire of the Library of Alexandria
350 BC - 280 BC
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organized the Library of Alexandria
inspired the creation of the Mouseion (modern university)
323 BC - 283 BC
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conceived and opened the Library of Alexandria
283 BC - 246 BC
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son of Ptolemy I
furthered the elaboration of the Library of Alexandria
276 BC - 195 BC
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Librarian of Alexandria
100 BC - 44 BC
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assassinated in 44 BC
100 BC - 47 BC
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eunuch regent for Ptolemy XIII
83 BC - 30 BC
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69 BC - 30 BC
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63 BC - 14 AD
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founder of the Roman Empire
62 BC - 47 BC
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60 BC - 44 BC
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56 BC - 41 BC
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daughter to Ptolemy XII
half-sister to Cleopatra VII, Ptolemy XIII, Ptolemy XIV
47 BC - 30 BC
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son of Cleopatra VII and Julius Caesar
full name: Ptolemy XV Philopator Philometer Caesar
AKA: Ptolemy Caesar, Little Caesar
44 BC
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Augustus adopted by great-uncle Caesar (after assassination)
49 BC - 45 BC
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Caesar versus Pompey
48 BC
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48 BC
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Pompey beheaded by Pothinus to gain favor with Caesar
47 BC
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47 BC
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46 BC
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Arsinoe IV taken as a war prisoner by Julius Caesar to Rome
44 BC - 42 BC
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the Second Triumvirate (Octavian, Lepidus, Antony) versus The Liberators (Brutus, Cassius, Caesar's assassins)
44 BC - 43 BC
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Roman Senate versus Antony and Lepidus
31 BC
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Augustus (Rome) versus Antony (Ptolemaic Egypt)
30 BC
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AKA Final War of the Roman Republic
246 BC - 222 BC
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built the Serapeum temple
60 BC - 53 BC
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Caesar, Crassus, Magnus
unofficially controlled the Roman Republic
51 BC - 47 BC
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Ptolemy XIII succeeds father (Ptolemy XII) by marrying his sister, Cleopatra VII who is established ruler
50 BC
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Ptolemy XIII and Cleopatra VII made senior ruler of Egypt
48 BC
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47 BC - 44 BC
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Ptolemy XIV succeeds brother (Ptolemy XIII) after his death, marries sister Cleopatra VII to co-rule Egypt
47 BC
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Cleopatra installed by Caesar
44 BC - 30 BC
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Cleopatra VII co-rules with son by Caesar, Caesarion until death
43 BC - 33 BC
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Octavian Augustus, Mark Antony, Marcus Lepidus
created to bring Caesar's assasins to justice
falls apart when Lepidus is exiled and Antony commits suicide
30 BC
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Octavian gains complete control of Alexandria, and all of Egypt
27 BC - 14 AD
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Augustus rules the Roman Empire from the Roman Republic
352 BC
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331 BC
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renamed by Alexander the Great
was a small fishing port, transformed into trade hub, eventually became capital
305 BC - 30 BC
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300 BC - 391 AD
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built by Ptolemy III 300 BC for public use
destroyed by Christians 391 AD
283 BC - 48 BC
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built by Ptolemy I and Ptolemy II in 283 BC
burned and destroyed by Caesar 48 BC
100 BC
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