No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

No, or at least none who could help her in any way. She tried to ally herself with Julius Caesar and then Marc Antony, but those alliances both proved to be fatal. None of the surrounding kingdoms were her allies, as she had a tendency to meddle in their affairs. She had personal allies in Alexandria (along with enemies) but the only thing they were able to do was to pay Octavian not to destroy her statues.

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