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Notably, Egypt.

Ptolemaic Egypt was already in Roman hands when Julius Caesar died in 44 BC. This was cemented by Marc Antony's unrecognized marriage to Cleopatra (who also had a son Caesarion with Caesar) circa 40 BC.

In any event, Cleopatra, Caesarion, and her three children by Antony were all deceased by 14 AD, when Caesar Augustus died.

Numidia and Mauretania were already part of the Roman province called "Africa Nova."

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Notably, Egypt.

Ptolemaic Egypt was already in Roman hands when Julius Caesar died in 44 BC. This was cemented by Marc Antony's unrecognized marriage to Cleopatra (who also had a son Caesarion with Caesar) circa 40 BC.

In any event, Cleopatra, Caesarion, and her three children by Antony were all deceased by 14 AD, when Caesar Augustus died.

Numidia and Mauretania were already part of the Roman province called "Africa Nova."

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