Cleopatra

Cleopatra's siblings were her two brothers, both named Ptolemy, and her three sisters. Her sisters' names were Cleopatra Tryphaena (same name as her mother), Berenice and Arsinoe.

yes she had 4. Her oldest child was called Caesarion, the twins were called Cleopatra Selene and Alexander Helios. The youngest was called Ptolemy Philadephus (Ptolemy 15th). the first was with Julius Cesar and the other 3 were with Marc Anthony

The ancients did not have levels of education or grades as we know them. They were educated according to their station in life. Cleopatra, being a royal and heir of her father was well educated in politics and the government of her country. We know she had a natural facility for Semitic languages, but she had trouble with Latin, and we know she experimented with various poisons.

She had a hard childhood because of growing up in a royal family. People assassinated her family members and many more tragic things happened with her. She shadowed her father during his rule and had many siblings.

to start it off I know she was more than just a pretty face.She was born in Alexandria, Egypt 69 B.C.E but her ancestry was Greek. Cleopatra grew up in a beautiful palace; she was looked after by tons of servants. Cleopatra didn't go to but she was very clever, and quick at learning. She learned to speak many languages however she was the only one in the family that could speak Egyptian even though she could speak Egyptian she was Greek. She had two older sisters and two younger brothers but I won't forget her little sister either.She was 18 years old when she became queen she became queen because in her father's will he said that Cleopatra and the older of the younger brother would become rulers the reason that Cleopatra had to have her brother rule with her is because women could not rule by themselves, the Egyptians they treated her like an Egyptian goddess. She also practiced the religious customs of Egypt. She was the last ruler from the Ptolemy dynasty she was the last of that royal line and ruled from 51 to 30 B.C.E the romans where gaining power and growing bigger and bigger. she was bossy, intelligent, and ruthless she dressed like a queen even though she was a pharaoh. Cleopatra was forced out of Egypt so she fled to Syria so she could be safer. When she was queen she spoke Egyptian and Greek. When Julius Caesar was staying in the palace in Alexandria he when receives the most famous gifts in history which was an oriental rug with a 22 year old Cleopatra wrapped in it she did this because she wanted more and more power and so she wanted a strong army to protect her and be on her side . Also Cleopatra and Julius Caesar fell in love and they had a son named Caesarion. After they fell in love but before they had a kid, Julius's army drowned Ptolemy XIII he removed Cleopatra from power. While they were in Rome Cleopatra was less popular with the romans than her son, she had called herself the "New Isis" . After Julius Caesar was killed Cleopatra and mark Antony fell in love and 3 children. But Mark Antony and Cleopatra made the Roman Empire very mad because they were giving away parts of their empire to their children. Then Cleopatra was in the war called Actium but sadly for Cleopatra was defeated and because of that Octavian who was part of the Roman Empire killed Mark Antony, Mark Antony was asked to be taken to Cleopatra and he died in her arms. L She was 39 when she died; she killed herself because she realized that her end was close by any way so to make it easier so she didn't have to struggle any more. Her dreams of the Egyptian empire died with her. Her name lived on so this name makes people think of romance, bravery, greed and beauty. She tried to make sure Egypt stayed independent; she made rulers of the roman republic frightened of her. No one can deny that Cleopatra was one of the greatest rulers of Egypt! There's no doubt that Cleopatra was the greatest ruler of Egypt because she was very intelligent and cunning she also made a big impact on Egypt.

Cleopatra is by far one of the most ever famous queens of all times in ancient Egypt. Her story of love and death is very famous and she ruled Egypt and made it quite powerful at the time.

Cleopatra was born in 69 B.C. in Alexandria. She was the third daughter in line to her father Ptolemy XII; she later had another sister and two younger brothers. Her younger brother Ptolemy XIII later reigned with her.

She found out that her husband Mark Anthony killed him self indirectly when he fell on his sword. So she killed her self. End of story.

Cleopatra lived in the first century BC.

She may have been embalmed for her (wake) or lying in state but final disposal of the body was by cremation. the Elizabeth Taylor film is accurate on this count. Cleopatra ruled Egypt under the Greek sphere of Influence and the Greeks were fighting the Romans in the battle of Alexandria, etc. Alexandria itself has a Greek, well equivalent of Lyrical(referring to the Lyre) twang! Cremation was standard Greek mortuary practice at this time. She was a beautiful lady. oddly a sort of G-rated Cleopatra tale where all"s well that ends well can be found in Solomon & Sheba with Gina Lollobrigida in the female lead. propos , costumes are so similar they even used to call it the(Jewish Cleopatra) and Jewish stars on Israelite chariots! Sheba is knocked out(probaby comatose) by rebellious troops but is revived by an act of God-something like, very loosely E.T.! Right on, but WEll Cleopatra"s body was cremated and her ashes probably tossed into the Nile.

"Cleopatra", using the letters in Greek that were on the Rosetta stone along with the pictographs that were used to represent letters in Egyptian hieroglyphics, spells the name as "Kleopatra", with a "K" instead of a "C".

I know this is awkward, but the truth is that Cleopatra VII was most famous for having secret affairs with powerful men, (Julius Caesar and Roman Mark Antony)

She suicided herself (for Antony).

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After the trial, Lorena was treated as a feminist "hero", though she attempted to keep a low profile and resumed the use of her maiden name. In December 1997, Lorena made news when she was charged with assualt for punching her mother, Elvia Gallo, as they watched television. She was eventually found innocent of assaulting her mother. Her mother currently lives with her. As of 2007 she is employed in the Ashburn, Virgina area as a hair stylist.[11] Lorena appeared on CBS where she spoke exclusively with The Early Show about her life after the scandal, 15 years later she has a fiancé Dave Bellinger and a two and a half year old daughter named Olivia. She has founded the organization Lorena's Red Wagon which helps to prevent domestic violence through family oriented activities.

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Bernice (eldest sister) Cleopatra Tryphoena (2nd eldest) Cleopatra Ptolemy XIII Arisnoe Ptolemy XIV

The only importance Cleopatra has in history is that she was the person who was responsible for the last civil war of the Roman republic. Otherwise, she was a minor ruler of a wealthy kingdom on the fringes of the Roman empire.

By origin she was from Greek, her great grandfather was a general in Alexander the Great's army and when he died his empire was split up Ptolemy got Egypt. Also Cleopatra was the only one in her family line who bothered to learn the Egyptian tongue.

In Egypt, Isis would have received the same sort of rituals as other Egyptian Deities, including daily offerings. She was served by both priests and priestesses throughout the history of her cult.

In 50 BC, Cleopatra and her brother were co-rulers. The next year she was driven out and it wasn't until 47 that Julius Caesar firmly established her on the throne. So for all practical purposes, she became ruler in 47 BC.

Enoch was taken by translation because he walked with God and was faithful to him. He has not come back yet, but could be one of the two witnesses in Revelation during the Tribulation.

Joseph. He was sold as a slave by his 8 brothers, to an Egyptian emporor. He was hrown in prison due to slander, but the he ended up becoming a famous person in that prison, trusted by everyone. He began interpreting dreams. The Pharao heard about this and brough Joseph to him because he had beenhaving dreams that were scaring him. Joseph was able to interpret the dreams, and he told everybody that it was because his God told him.;

rebuttal: Joseph was Jewish, not Christian, and he barely spoke of Judaism. Christianity is believed to be brought by Apostle Mark to Egypt between AD 41 and 44. http://www.touregypt.net/chiste1.htm

they go by boat because they dont have many roads

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