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Roman Egypt

Roman Egypt

Paperback

Ancient Egypt

ISBN13: 9798399363868
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 22 2023
Pages: 64
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.13 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Roman Egypt (30 BC-284 AD) represents a truly unique chapter in history. Once the pharaonic era had passed, Egypt knew how to adapt to the new Golden Age inaugurated by the Princeps Augustus, remaining at the center of the Mediterranean world.
Roman Egypt represents the most important Roman province of the Empire, a multicultural society and a crossroads of cultures and trades, where elements of the Hellenic, Roman and Judean tradition intersect. The Ptolemaic royalty therefore prompted the birth of an Egyptianizing fashion and interest in Egyptian cults. The strong cultural impulse of the Ptolemy rulers composes the framework in which the human story of Cleopatra VII is inserted, a skilful politician who tried to reinsert Egypt in the chessboard of the powers of the time, sharing in Caesar's projects, then those of Antonio; her land definitively entered the orbit of Rome. Cleopatra's policy aimed at protecting the Ptolemaic identity and independence, even within the reality imposed by the Roman protectorate in the condition of client state of Rome. Cleopatra, on the other part, as queen of Egypt, was believed to be the incarnation of the goddess Isis, which corresponded precisely to the Aphrodite of the Greeks and Venus of the Romans. This

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