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This relief shows Cleopatra with Caesarion her son with Roman emperor Julius Caesar Though she had been married to two of her brothers their unions produced no children
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This relief shows Cleopatra with Caesarion, her son with Roman emperor Julius Caesar. Though she had been married to two of her brothers, their unions produced no children.
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A portrait of Cleopatra emphasizes her Egyptian headdress Though the Ptolemaic dynasty descended from a Macedonian general of Alexander the Greatand practiced inbreeding to preserve their bloodlineCleopatra framed herself as the reincarnation of the Egyptian goddess Isis
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A portrait of Cleopatra emphasizes her Egyptian headdress. Though the Ptolemaic dynasty descended from a Macedonian general of Alexander the Great—and practiced inbreeding to preserve their bloodline—Cleopatra framed herself as the reincarnation of the Egyptian goddess Isis.
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A plaque dedicated to Artemisia shows her surrounded by twelve gods
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A plaque dedicated to Artemisia shows her surrounded by twelve gods.
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Artemisia of Halicarnassus was immortalized in the writings of the Greek historian Herotodus who lived in Halicarnassus a few decades after her death
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Artemisia of Halicarnassus was immortalized in the writings of the Greek historian Herotodus, who lived in Halicarnassus a few decades after her death.
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