KnowraPtolemaic KingdomLinked fromLinked fromThe 67 pages that link to Ptolemaic Kingdom, each with the reason it gives.All 67Broader topic 17Related 28Narrower topic 15Compared with 7SeptuagintNarrower topic: Greek-speaking Jewish communities in this kingdom created the setting for the translation’s earliest books.Roman EgyptNarrower topic: This kingdom was the state Rome annexed to create its Egyptian province.ManethoNarrower topic: Manetho wrote during this kingdom’s early years, when Greek became a language of scholarship in Egypt.CleopatraNarrower topic: Cleopatra’s authority rested on this kingdom’s institutions and resources.Fayum mummy portraitsNarrower topic: Its Greek-Egyptian cultural exchanges preceded the portraits' Roman-period setting.Ptolemy II PhiladelphusNarrower topic: Ptolemy II’s policies strengthened the kingdom he inherited from his father.Roman trade with IndiaNarrower topic: Its rulers developed Red Sea ports and maritime contacts that preceded Roman-era expansion.Aratus of SicyonNarrower topic: Its rulers became potential patrons for Aratus as he sought support beyond the Peloponnese.Lighthouse of AlexandriaNarrower topic: The kingdom sponsored the landmark during Alexandria’s emergence as its capital.Thirtieth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: Its rulers inherited an Egypt whose native dynasty had fallen to Persia and Alexander.Nectanebo INarrower topic: It succeeded the Macedonian conquest that followed the end of Nectanebo’s dynasty.Ptolemy III EuergetesNarrower topic: His policies shaped the kingdom’s political and religious life beyond his own reign.Temple of EdfuNarrower topic: The temple was built under this dynasty, which adopted Egyptian royal and religious forms.Ptolemy XII AuletesNarrower topic: The kingdom Ptolemy XII ruled, where Macedonian dynastic power rested on Egyptian resources.Apollonius of RhodesNarrower topic: Its royal patronage and Greek-speaking elite supported the scholarly world in which Apollonius worked.
KnowraPtolemaic KingdomLinked fromLinked fromThe 67 pages that link to Ptolemaic Kingdom, each with the reason it gives.All 67Broader topic 17Related 28Narrower topic 15Compared with 7SeptuagintNarrower topic: Greek-speaking Jewish communities in this kingdom created the setting for the translation’s earliest books.Roman EgyptNarrower topic: This kingdom was the state Rome annexed to create its Egyptian province.ManethoNarrower topic: Manetho wrote during this kingdom’s early years, when Greek became a language of scholarship in Egypt.CleopatraNarrower topic: Cleopatra’s authority rested on this kingdom’s institutions and resources.Fayum mummy portraitsNarrower topic: Its Greek-Egyptian cultural exchanges preceded the portraits' Roman-period setting.Ptolemy II PhiladelphusNarrower topic: Ptolemy II’s policies strengthened the kingdom he inherited from his father.Roman trade with IndiaNarrower topic: Its rulers developed Red Sea ports and maritime contacts that preceded Roman-era expansion.Aratus of SicyonNarrower topic: Its rulers became potential patrons for Aratus as he sought support beyond the Peloponnese.Lighthouse of AlexandriaNarrower topic: The kingdom sponsored the landmark during Alexandria’s emergence as its capital.Thirtieth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: Its rulers inherited an Egypt whose native dynasty had fallen to Persia and Alexander.Nectanebo INarrower topic: It succeeded the Macedonian conquest that followed the end of Nectanebo’s dynasty.Ptolemy III EuergetesNarrower topic: His policies shaped the kingdom’s political and religious life beyond his own reign.Temple of EdfuNarrower topic: The temple was built under this dynasty, which adopted Egyptian royal and religious forms.Ptolemy XII AuletesNarrower topic: The kingdom Ptolemy XII ruled, where Macedonian dynastic power rested on Egyptian resources.Apollonius of RhodesNarrower topic: Its royal patronage and Greek-speaking elite supported the scholarly world in which Apollonius worked.