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Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.
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Why did Cleopatra want to rule Egypt?
Cleopatra wanted to rule Egypt because she thought it was her right under her father's will.
Why was Rome so important to the fate of Cleopatra's Egypt?
Rome was the conqueror of Cleopatra's Egypt and the government changed. After Cleopatra, Egypt became a Roman province and was governed under Roman law with Roman officials replacing the Greek officials. Taxes were paid to Rome rather than to a pharaoh.
How did the people of Egypt view Cleopatra's power?
It all depends on what people of Egypt you as asking about. Egypt, during the time of the Ptolemies, was a divided country. There were the Greeks in Alexandria and the native Egyptians. The Alexandrians were the ruling class and the Egyptians the working class, who were not allowed any governmental authority. The Alexandrians with the exception of a few, did not care for Cleopatra. They hated her father (drove him into exile) and hated Cleopatra as his daughter and the fact that Caesar, a Roman, put her on the throne. They fought the Alexandrian War on the side of Cleopatra's brother, against Caesar and Cleopatra. So the Alexandrians viewed Cleopatra's power as something imposed on them by an outside force. The native Egyptians, although allowed minimal authority in the nomes, or districts that were the divisions of Egypt, were still under the authority of the Greek overseers of their nome. The average Egyptian farmer or business person paid his taxes, obeyed the laws and regulations and went on with his life. It didn't matter to him or her who was ruling up in Alexandria.
Who ruled Egypt after Cleopatra's death?
After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.
When was Cleopatra's brother killed?
Cleopatra's had two brothers. The first, Ptolemy XIII, was drowned in the Nile during the Alexandrian war. The second brother, Ptolemy XIV, died under "mysterious circumstances" as soon as he and Cleopatra arrived back in Egypt after Caesar's death. Cleopatra had been married to both of them.
Why did Cleopatra want to rule Egypt?
Cleopatra wanted to rule Egypt because she thought it was her right under her father's will.
Why was Rome so important to the fate of Cleopatra's Egypt?
Rome was the conqueror of Cleopatra's Egypt and the government changed. After Cleopatra, Egypt became a Roman province and was governed under Roman law with Roman officials replacing the Greek officials. Taxes were paid to Rome rather than to a pharaoh.
How did the people of Egypt view Cleopatra's power?
It all depends on what people of Egypt you as asking about. Egypt, during the time of the Ptolemies, was a divided country. There were the Greeks in Alexandria and the native Egyptians. The Alexandrians were the ruling class and the Egyptians the working class, who were not allowed any governmental authority. The Alexandrians with the exception of a few, did not care for Cleopatra. They hated her father (drove him into exile) and hated Cleopatra as his daughter and the fact that Caesar, a Roman, put her on the throne. They fought the Alexandrian War on the side of Cleopatra's brother, against Caesar and Cleopatra. So the Alexandrians viewed Cleopatra's power as something imposed on them by an outside force. The native Egyptians, although allowed minimal authority in the nomes, or districts that were the divisions of Egypt, were still under the authority of the Greek overseers of their nome. The average Egyptian farmer or business person paid his taxes, obeyed the laws and regulations and went on with his life. It didn't matter to him or her who was ruling up in Alexandria.
Who ruled after queen Cleopatra?
Octavian, later called Augustus, ruled after Cleopatra. Egypt became an imperial province under direct control of the emperor.
Who was the pharaoh og ancient Egypt when it fell?
Cleopatra in 30BC when Egypt became a Roman province under Rome's first emperor Augustus
What is the Egypt library of Cleopatra?
The library that flourished under Cleopatra's rule was the Library of Alexandria. It was not only a collection of books, but a place of study, almost like our universities today.
Why was Cleopatra band from rulig in Egypt?
If you mean why she was exiled, it was because she was in a power struggle with her brother and her brother was winning. Cleopatra had to leave Egypt under threat of death. She was trying to raise an army against her brother at the time of Caesar's arrival.
Who ruled Egypt after Cleopatra's death?
After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.After Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman imperial province. This means that it was directly controlled by the emperor rather than the senate. Octavian/Augustus was the ruler although he had a governor under him.
Why was rome so important to the fate of Egypt?
Rome was the conqueror of Cleopatra's Egypt and the government changed. After Cleopatra, Egypt became a Roman province and was governed under Roman law with Roman officials replacing the Greek officials. Taxes were paid to Rome rather than to a pharaoh.
Who worked for Cleopatra?
Every single Egyptian was under her power, so I say everyone in Egypt at the time of her reign.
What year did Cleopatra meet Antony?
Cleopatra was probably at least introduced to Antony when she was at Rome in 44 BC. She may have even met him earlier when he was serving under Gabinius in Egypt.
Did Anubis serve under Cleopatra?
Anubis never "served" under anyone. He was a fairly popular deity for most of the history of Egypt (up until it was christianized under the Roman Empire), including the time of Cleopatra, as the god of judgment and guide to the souls of the dead.
