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Ptolemy I Soter - king of Egypt, 305-282 B.C.
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323/53 Ptolemy establishes himself as satrap of Egypt - counted as the begin
322/13a Ptolemy kills Cleomenes, the previous governor of Egypt.
322/14 Ophellas, the general of Ptolemy, defeats Thibron and gains contro
321/14 Ptolemy diverts the procession carrying Alexander's body, and brin
321/21 Theopompus travels to Egypt, but Ptolemy refuses to receive him.
320/2 nsults with his advisers, and decides to attack Ptolemy in Egypt.
320/9 Ptolemy fights off an attack by Perdiccas on the "Fort of the Came
320/28 Ptolemy visits Cyrene, and brings the city under his control.
319/1 Ptolemy marries Eurydice, the daughter of Antipater.
318/4 Ptolemy gains control of Syria after expelling the satrap Laomedon
318/5 Ptolemy captures Jerusalem.
318/22 of mercenaries, despite the opposition of Ptolemy and Antigonus.
316/19a Ptolemy gives 50 talents to pay for the burial of an Apis bull.
316/20 Berenice becomes the mistress and then the wife of Ptolemy.
315/4 Seleucus takes refuge with Ptolemy, in anticipation of an attack
315/12 gonus rejects an ultimatum from Ptolemy, Seleucus, and Cassander.
315/14 Antigonus expels Ptolemy' garrisons from Joppa and Gaza.
315/26 Ptolemy sends out Myrmidon, Polycleitus, Menelaus, and Seleucus
314/10 Ptolemy wins the prize at the Pythian Games in the race for chario
313/6 Agis, the general of Ptolemy, suppresses a revolt at Cyrene.
313/22 Ptolemy gains control of Cyprus and makes Nicocreon king of the
313/25 marches to Mallus, but arrives after Ptolemy has left the area.
312/3 Ptolemy suppresses a revolt by Telesphorus.
312/13 Ptolemy defeats Demetrius at the battle of Gaza.
312/14 Ptolemy gains control of Phoenicia.
311/2 Demetrius defeats Cilles, the general of Ptolemy.
311/3 Ptolemy sends Seleucus with a small force to reoccupy Babylonia.
311/4 Ptolemy retreats back to Egypt.
311/5 Ptolemy settles some of the Jews in Egypt.
311/22 agrees to a peace treaty with Cassander, Lysimachus, and Ptolemy.
311/31a the restoration of the rights of the temple at Buto by Ptolemy.
310/8 us, Phaon, Philotas, Propis, Ptolemy, Satyrus, Telephanes, Zethus
310/11 Ptolemy forces Nicocles, the king of Paphos, to commit suicide.
310/19 Demetrius defeats the generals of Ptolemy in Cilicia.
310/32 Chaerephon, Gnome, Phyromachus, Polyctor, Ptolemy, and others.
309/9 Ptolemy attacks Lycia and Caria.
309/17 nephew of Antigonus joins Ptolemy at Cos, but is later put
308/15 Ptolemy sails to Greece and captures Corinth, but leaves again aft
308/16 Ptolemy asks the philosopher Stilpon to leave Megara and come
308/20 Ptolemy holds a feast to celebrate his return to Egypt.
306/12 Demetrius heavily defeats Ptolemy in a naval battle off Salamis.
305/11 dream, and advises the Rhodians to appeal to Ptolemy for help.
305/20a nscr_12, a treaty between the city of Iasus, Ptolemy and others.
305/21 receive reinforcements from Ptolemy and from the city of Cnossus.
305/22 Ptolemy proclaims himself king.
305/29 courtesan Thais lives with Ptolemy and bears him three children.
304/5 Supplies from Ptolemy, Cassander, and Lysimachus reach Rhodes.
304/18 The Rhodians honour Ptolemy as a god, and give him the title "Sote
303/6 Ptolemy makes a dedication to the temple of Athena at Lindus.
302/16 Ptolemy retreats from Sidon to Egypt, after hearing a false rumour
301/27 Ptolemy seizes control of Palestine and Coele Syria, and Seleucus
301/28 Ptolemy captures Jerusalem.
300/11 refuses to sell his picture of the Visit to the Dead to Ptolemy.
299/3b Lysimachus marries Arsinoe, daughter of Ptolemy.
298/5 Demetrius marries the daughter of Ptolemy.
298/8 Demetrius sends Pyrrhus to Ptolemy "as a hostage".
297/20 alereus leaves Greece, and goes to the court of Ptolemy in Egypt.
295/25 Ptolemy sends 150 ships in an attempt to break Demetrius' blockade
294/17 Coalition of Lysimachus, Seleucus, and Ptolemy against Demetrius.
292/4 hocles the son of Lysimachus to Lysandra the daughter of Ptolemy.
290/1 "Calumny" is a retort to his opponents in the court of Ptolemy.
288/1 Ptolemy, Lysimachus, and Pyrrhus form a coalition against Demetriu
286/16a 67, an Athenian decree in honour of Zenon, an officer of Ptolemy.
282/1 The Athenians put up a statue of Ptolemy at Delphi.
282/2 a dedication by Arsinoe the daughter of Ptolemy at Samothrace.
282/10 Demetrius persuades Ptolemy I to start collecting books for a libr
282/11 Menedemus is sent as an ambassador to Ptolemy.
282/14 Galetes, a favourite of Ptolemy, persuades him to save some men
282/15 Ptolemy declines to punish an insolent grammarian.
282/16 Ptolemy displays a camel along with a two-coloured man at a public
282/18 The character of Ptolemy, and his queen Berenice.
282/19 The condition of the kingdom of Egypt under Ptolemy.
282/20 The death of Ptolemy I, and accession of Ptolemy II.
278/14 The deification of Ptolemy I and Berenice, and the first celebrati

Ptolemy ² II Philadelphus - king of Egypt, 282-246 B.C.
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308/4 The birth of Ptolemy II, on the island of Cos.
285/20 etas of Cos and Straton of Lampsacus act as tutors of Ptolemy II.
285/21 Ptolemy II becomes co-regent with his father.
282/3 who is sent on an embassy by Ptolemy, ignores the threats made aga
282/6 Ptolemy avoids the normal format of a letter, when writing to Sele
282/7 Demetrius Phalereus helps Ptolemy to draw up laws.
282/8 Ptolemy builds a warship with twelve banks of oars.
282/20 The death of Ptolemy I, and accession of Ptolemy II.
282/20a Ptolemy goes to Mendes, to celebrate a festival for his accession.
282/21 Demetrius Phalereus is put under arrest by Ptolemy II.
282/33a a decree of Telmessos in response to a letter from Ptolemy II.
281/4 Sotades attacks both Lysimachus and Ptolemy Philadelphus.
281/26 Seleucus enters into a treaty of friendship with Ptolemy (II ?).
281/42 Ptolemy II frees Jewish slaves.
280/3 Ptolemy II authorises the translation of the Jewish Bible into Gre
280/5 Jewish scholars to assist Ptolemy, who holds a banquet in their
280/21 Dedications made by Ptolemy, Polycleitus, Philocles, Iomilcus, and
279/16 Ptolemy punishes Zoilus for his outspoken criticism of Homer's poe
279/30 Philocles captures Caunus for Ptolemy.
278/15 Ptolemy II makes a gift of land to Miletus.
278/16 Athenians celebrate the Panathenaea, with help from Ptolemy II.
277/7 decree of Delos in honour of Philocles, the admiral of Ptolemy.
276/4a Ptolemy obtains the original manuscripts of Greek tragedies from
276/10 Ptolemy II sends an expedition to Ethiopia.
275/5 The wedding of Ptolemy II and his sister Arsinoe.
275/7 punished for insults against Ptolemy II and Arsinoe, either by emp
274/16 Ptolemy leads a military expedition to (?) Palestine.
274/21a Ptolemy and Arsinoe visit the Nile Delta, and discuss the defence
273/1 Ptolemy' navy mounts a counter-attack against the territory of Ant
273/4 Antigonus is defeated by Ptolemy the son of Pyrrhus in a second
271/3 oc_15 & 17, two poems by Theocritus written in praise of Ptolemy.
271/6 Antiochus recovers Damascus from the garrison of Ptolemy.
270/12 Ptolemy stages an elaborate procession through Alexandria.
270/13 The death of Arsinoe, sister and wife of Ptolemy II.
270/18c OGIS_26 & 27, statues of Ptolemy and Arsinoē, dedicated by
269/4 Ptolemy constructs a canal between the delta of the river Nil
269/5 Ptolemy sends out elephant-hunters, who found the cities of Philot
265/19b Syll_434, a statue of Areus, dedicated by Ptolemy at Olympia.
264/4 Belistiche, the concubine of Ptolemy, wins the Olympic prize in
264/18a cording the participation of Ptolemy in religious ceremonies at
264/18b cording the support given by Ptolemy to both the traditional Egypt
261/4 Bagnall_21, a letter from Ptolemy II to the city of Miletus, and
260/1 Bagnall_53, regulations of Ptolemy II concerning Syria and Phoeni
259/10 Philochorus is put to death by Antigonus for supporting Ptolemy.
259/15 archus the tyrant of Miletus lead a rebellion against Ptolemy II.
259/19 PRev_38-56, the regulations for the oil monopoly of Ptolemy II.
259/21 PAmh_33'28+, a letter from Ptolemy II to Apollonius.
257/15 Ptolemy founds the city of Berenice on the Red Sea coast, and
253/10 Antiochus and Ptolemy II; Rhodes is reconciled with Ptolemy.
252/10 Antiochus marries Berenice, the daughter of Ptolemy Philadelphus.
247/14 haginians send an embassy to Ptolemy II, but fail to get any pract
246/4 Ptolemy rewards the doctor Cleombrotus for saving the life of Anti
246/7 pher Hegesias is silenced by Ptolemy, because his lectures are too
246/8 Ptolemy ridicules the far-fetched grammatical explanations of Sosi
246/11 Ptolemy launches a ship with 30 banks of oars.
246/12 elephant falls in love with Menander, a soldier in Ptolemy' army.
246/14 Ptolemy dedicates a temple to his concubine Belistiche.
246/15 Ptolemy erects statues in honour of Cleino, his wine-pourer.
246/17 Ptolemy transports the obelisk of Necthebis down the Nile and erec
246/18 Ptolemy erects many statues of Arsinoe, who is depicted holding
246/19 Ptolemy rebuilds Patara in Lycia, and calls it Arsinoe.
246/20 Ptolemy pays for a new temple of Heracles at Heracleia.
246/22 ers capture a giant snake in Ethiopia, and present it to Ptolemy.
246/24 Pythagoras, an officer of Ptolemy, extracts a huge piece of rock-c
246/25 Ptolemy sends Dionysius as ambassador to the court of the king of
246/26 crocodile predicts the death of Ptolemy.
246/27 Ptolemy keeps a pet elephant.
246/28 The prosperous reign of Ptolemy, who is a great patron of the arts
246/29 The death of Ptolemy II, and accession of Ptolemy III.

Ptolemy ³ III Euergetes - king of Egypt, 246-222 B.C.
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246/29 The death of Ptolemy II, and accession of Ptolemy III.
246/40 Ptolemy leaves Egypt for Syria; his wife Berenice dedicates a lock
246/41 Ptolemy invades Syria.
246/44 Ptolemy reaches Mesopotamia, and his army besieges the palace
245/3 Ptolemy returns to Egypt.
245/8 eracleia writes a history down to the reign of the third Ptolemy.
245/13 FGrH_160, an account of Ptolemy's invasion of Syria.
245/14 summoned to Alexandria by Ptolemy, who makes him director of
244/2 attack from the forces of Ptolemy, but remains loyal to Seleucu
244/3 Syll_463, a decree of Itonus in honour of Ptolemy III.
244/3a PHib_54, a letter from Demophon to Ptolemy.
243/4 Ptolemy gains possession of Thrace.
242/6 Ptolemy III is proclaimed to be leader of the Achaean League.
242/7a SEG_36.1218, a letter from Ptolemy III to the city of Xanthus.
242/11 _25-28, letters of Ziaelas, Ptolemy and other kings concerning
241/25 PCZen_59832, a petition from Zenon to Ptolemy III.
241/29 Peace between Ptolemy III and Seleucus II: the end of the Third
240/30a Ptolemy appoints Hippomedon of Sparta to be governor of Thrace.
240/44 Roman embassy offers to help Ptolemy against Syria.
238/2 cree of the Egyptian priests at Canopus in honour of Ptolemy III.
231/2 hilosopher Sphaerus goes to Egypt at the request of king Ptolemy.
223/6a Ptolemy sends his son Magas to lead Egyptian forces in Asia Minor.
222/11 King Ptolemy withdraws his subsidy to Cleomenes.
222/27 refuge in Alexandria, where Ptolemy gives him a state pension.
221/6 Ptolemy III defeats and kills Adaeus.
221/8 Ptolemy III introduces the cult of Sarapis at Alexandria.
221/9 Berenice rebukes Ptolemy for playing dice while sentencing crimina
221/10 Ptolemy III is a keen collector of rare wild animals, and sends
221/11 Callicrates and Panaretus are favourites of Ptolemy.
221/12 The death of Ptolemy III, and accession of Ptolemy IV.
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Aelian:NA_16.39 teen; and in the time of Ptolemy Euergetes three were brou
AET_1.13.A two lands heir of the Beneficent God, son of Rêï¿¼;, lord
AET_1.13.C lands the heir of the Beneficent Spirit, son of Rê, lord
AET_1.13.E two lands heir of the Beneficent God, son of Rê, lord
AET_1.13.G Egypt, heir of the two Beneficent Gods, chosen of Ptah, strong
AET_1.15.A the Gods Adelphoi, the Gods Euergeteis, and the Gods Philopatores.
AET_4.19.A Priest of the Gods Euergetai the Gods Philopatores, and the
AET_4.19.B Priest of the Gods Euergetai of the Palace, Priest
AET_6.3.A of Demetrios being priest of Ptolemy the beneficent, 'Snws (?) son
AET_6.4.B 17, month Phamenoth, of King Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe,
AET_6.5.A season Tybi of Pharaoh Ptolemy the ever-living, son of
AET_6.5.B of Osiris" - of Pharaoh Ptolemy, the Ever-Living, son of Ptolemy
AET_7.13.A and the] beneficent [gods] { Euergetai } and the father-loving gods
AET_7.18.B gods Adelphoi, of the gods Euergetai, of the gods Philopatores, of
AET_7.21 step- the priests the Beneficent gods, the Father-loving gods,
AET_7.23 the gods Adelphoi, the gods Euergetai, the gods Philopatores and the
AET_7.25.A gods Adelphoi, of the gods Euergetai, of the gods Philopatores, of
AET_7.26 the Brother gods, the Benevolent gods, the Father-loving gods,
AET_7.28.A Pharaoh Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Berenice, the Beneficent
AET_7.28.B Pharaoh Ptolemy son of Ptolemy [and] Berenice, the Beneficent
AET_7.29.B of Herakles being priest of Ptolemy Euergetes : Sosibios son of
AET_7.34.A l.p.h. son of Ptolemy l.p.h. and Berenike l.p.h. the
AET_7.34.B Tybi, of Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Berenike the Beneficent Gods;
AET_8.12 Adelphoi, and the Gods Euergetai, and the Gods Philopatores
AET_8.13 (c. 90) esty the Son of Ra, Ptolemy Euergetes, was the
AET_8.13.B majesty the Son of Ra, Ptolemy Euergetes, was the day of
AET_9.1.J Phamenoth of pharaoh l.p.h. Ptolemy son of Ptolemy and
AET_9.4.A gods Adelphoi, the gods Euergetai, the gods Philopatores, the
AET_9.4.D gods Adelphoi, the gods Euergetai, the gods Philopatores, the
Athen_5.209 as a present to Alexandria to Ptolemy the king of Egyp
Athen_6.251 rates was a flatterer of Ptolemy, the third king of Egy
Athen_12.552 he was a companion of Ptolemy Euergetes, receiving
Callim:Epigr_52 & On Berenice, the wife of Ptolemy Euergetes. Four
ChronPasc_429 429'A] [Ol. 131.2] Ptolemy Euergetes, who was also call
ChronPasc_432 alled Gallus, the son of Ptolemy Euergetes called Tryph
ChronSynt_91 Alexander for 38 years Ptolemy Alexas for 25 years
ChronSynt_100 hiladelphus for 27 years Ptolemy Euergetes for 24 years
Euseb]:Chron_127 Philadelphus - for 38 years 3. Ptolemy Euergetes - for
Euseb]:Chron_161 ter him, the third Ptolemy, called Euergetes, reigned
Euseb]:Chron_169 ladelphus - for 38 years Ptolemy Euergetes - for 24 yea
Euseb]:Chron_251 or Ephesus, which was held by Ptolemy. Then Seleucus
ExcBarb_35B fter Philadelphus, Ptolemy Euergetes was king in Egypt
ExcBarb_46B maeus Lagus for 20 years Ptolemy Euergetes for 38 years
Hieron:Chron_1771 acid dynasty. 133.3 * . [1771] Ptolemy Euergetes [becam
Joseph:AJ_12.159 Philopator. [159] Euergetes sent an ambassador to Jerusal
Just_27.1-3 * Berenice, the sister of Ptolemy, king of Egypt, togeth
Just_28.4 and children to Egypt to Ptolemy, by whom he was honour
Malal_196 him the fourth king was Ptolemy Euergetes [197] for
OGIS_20 (246-221) ter and] wife of king Ptolemaios [son of Ptolema
OGIS_54 (c. 246) The Great King Ptolemaios, son of king Ptolemaio
OGIS_55 (240) year of the reign of Ptolemaios, the son of Ptolema
OGIS_56 (238) In the reign of Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios and Arsinoē,
OGIS_65 (c. 245) behalf of king Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios and
OGIS_86 (c. 210-204) res, the offspring of Ptolemaios and Berenike the g
OGIS_111 (145) delphoi and] of the gods Euergetai [and of the gods] P
OGIS_131 (136/5) he] sister, the gods Euergetai, [and their children
OGIS_152 (142-131) ra the wife, the gods Euergetai, [and his] kindness
OGIS_153 (142-131) a the wife, [the gods Euergetai], and their childre
OGIS_155 (142-131) a [the wife, the gods Euergetai, and] their childre
OGIS_156 (c. 124) a the wife], the gods Euergetai, and [their] childr
OGIS_168 (115) hoi, and of the gods Euergetai, and of the gods Phi
OGIS_726 (245-221) sp; On behalf of king Ptolemaios the son of Ptolema
OGIS_739 (112/11) ds Adelphoi and the gods Euergetai and the gods Philopatores a
PHaun_6 α) . . . Ptolemy & his wife [25] & τ
Phylarch_58 olyb_2.63'1-3 & &# Ptolemy withdraws his financial supp
Phylarch_T1 and takes it as far as Ptolemy Euergetes, and the dea
Polyaen_5.18.1 engaged in a war with Ptolemy, whose fleet then lay
Polyaen_8.50.1 subjects of this, until Ptolemy, the father of the dec
Porph:Fr_43 gypt, Berenice's brother Ptolemy Euergetes became the
Porph:Fr_44 Philopator the son of Euergetes, who was the fourth kin
RC_27 (c. 240) igned this letter to Ptolemaios III: see the com
RC_28 (c. 240) alos I. } [King Ptolemaios to the council] and pe
SEG_20.467 (c. 217) ator, the son of king Ptolemaios and queen Berenike
SEG_38.1476 (206/5) Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios and Berenike, the
SEG_39.1596 (217-204) lopator, son of king Ptolemaios and queen Berenike
SEG_42.994 (246) wards the affairs of king Ptolemaios and his sister, queen
SelPap_1.1A (173) ds Adelphi and the gods Euergetae and the gods Philopatores a
SelPap_1.267A (January 221) Asia to king Ptolemy, greetings. I am wronged
THI_65 (c. 238) [A] King Ptolemaios of Macedonia, the son
THI_128 (210-205) lemaios, son of king Ptolemaios, and queen Arsino&#
THI_250 (222/1) in the 26th year of Ptolemy, lord of kings, the noble,
THI_257 (243) in the] temples for king Ptolemaios and [ queen Berenike ],
THI_259 (217) ies, offspring of the Benefactor Gods, one whom
THI_263.24 (c. 118) e gods Adelphi, the gods Euergetae, the gods Philopatores, ] t
Vit:ApRhod_1 the time of the third Ptolemy [246-222 B.C.], and

Ptolemy ⁴ IV Philopator - king of Egypt, 222-205 B.C.
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221/13 Austin_318, a petition from Aristomachus to Ptolemy IV.
221/12 The death of Ptolemy III, and accession of Ptolemy IV.
220/13 Ptolemy is dominated by his concubine Agathocleia, and gives himse
220/16 murder of Magas, the brother of Ptolemy, and his mother Berenice.
219/4 Ptolemy puts Cleomenes under house arrest, at the instigation
218/8 Inconclusive negotiations between Antiochus and Ptolemy.
217/34 Ptolemy visits Jerusalem, and attempts to enter the temple.
217/46a n_276, a decree of the Egyptian priests in honour of Ptolemy IV.
216/14d SEG_20.467, a statue of Ptolemy IV at Joppa.
216/21 Ptolemy uses elephants to attack the Egyptian Jews, but the Jews
215/14 ieron builds a huge ship, which he gives as a present to Ptolemy.
214/13 Hieronymus sends Zoippus on an embassy to Ptolemy.
210/22 send an embassy to Syphax in Numidia, and to Ptolemy in Egypt.
206/6a etters from kings Antiochus, Ptolemy, and Attalus recognising the
204/8 Ptolemy IV dedicates a temple to Homer.
204/9 Ptolemy launches a huge warship, 280 cubits long, with 40 banks
204/10 Ptolemy begins to build walls around Gortyn in Crete, but does not
204/11 Arsinoe disapproves of a festival instituted by Ptolemy.
204/12b RC_30, part of a letter of Ptolemy concerning Soli in Cilicia.
204/13a Ptolemy IV constructs two enormous ships, one for the sea and one
204/14 The indolent lifestyle of Ptolemy IV.
204/15 The death of Ptolemy IV Philopator.
204/20 The murder of Arsinoe, the widow of Ptolemy IV.
204/7 THI_128, a donation of Ptolemy IV to Thespiae in Boeotia.
170/19a _107, a dedication on behalf of Ptolemy VI at Parembole in Nubia.
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3Macc_1 theca Augustana [1] When Philopator learned from those who
3Macc_3 against them: 12 "King Ptolemy Philopator to his gene
3Macc_7 his concern: [7] "King Ptolemy Philopator to the gene
Aelian:NA_7.44 of the god. Let Ptolemy Philopator be a trustworthy wit
AET_1.13.F of the son of Rê, Ptolemy, living forever, the beloved of
AET_1.15.A Gods Euergeteis, and the Gods Philopatores.
AET_4.19.A Gods Euergetai the Gods Philopatores, and the Gods Epiphaneis,
AET_4.24.A kas 13 son of Rê, Ptolemy, living for ever, beloved of
AET_6.3.A Lykophron being priest of Ptolemy the father-loving, Didymos son
AET_7.10.A Pharaoh Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe, the Father-loving
AET_7.13.A and the father-loving gods { Philopatores } and the gods who
AET_7.18.B Ptolemy l.p.h. son of Ptolemy l.p.h. and Arsinoē l.p.h.
AET_7.21 the Beneficent gods, the Father-loving gods, the Manifest gods,
AET_7.23 Pharaoh Ptolemy son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe, the gods
AET_7.25.A gods Euergetai, of the gods Philopatores, of the gods Epiphaneis, of
AET_7.26 Benevolent gods, the Father-loving gods, Manifest Mother-loving
AET_7.28.A Tybi day 23 of Pharaoh Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Berenice,
AET_7.28.B Tybi day 26 of Pharaoh Ptolemy son of Ptolemy [and] Berenice,
AET_7.29.B of Sosibios being priest of Ptolemy Philopator : Isias (?) daughter
AET_7.34.A Thoth of the pharaoh l.p.h. Ptolemy
AET_7.34.B Year 12, Tybi, of Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Berenike
AET_7.36 Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe, the father-loving gods . .
AET_8.12 Eucharistos, sprung of King Ptolemy and Queen Arsinoe, the
AET_8.13 (c. 90) er Egypt, Son of Ra Ptolemy Philopator, after a
AET_8.13.C Lower Egypt, Son of Ra Ptolemy Philopator after a total of
AET_9.2.B Lower Egypt [heir of the Philopators, chosen of Ptah mighty is
AET_9.4.A King Ptolemy the son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe the gods Philopatores,
AET_9.4.B king] Ptolemy [ son of Ptolemy ], living forever.
AET_9.4.D gods Euergetai, the gods Philopatores, the gods Epiphaneis, the
AET_9.14.R until Year 16 of the father of the father {207/6 B.C.}
Athen_5.203 which were built also by Ptolemy Philopator, which are
Athen_5.204 ross-beams. [38.] "Philopator also built a vessel for the
Athen_6.246 book of his history of Philopator, says that men to dine
Athen_6.251 and the companion of the king Ptolemy Philopator. And
Athen_8.354 to Alexandria by king Ptolemy, when on one occasion
Athen_10.425 third book of his History of Philopator. But Polybius,
Athen_13.577 great power over king Ptolemy Philopator? in fact,
ChronPasc_432 prime. [Ol. 139.3] Ptolemy Philopator, who was also cal
ChronPasc_433 Epiphanes, the son of Ptolemy Philopator called Gall
ChronSynt_91 aeus Alexas for 25 years Ptolemy Philopator for 17 year
ChronSynt_100 Euergetes for 24 years Ptolemy Philopator for 21 year
DiogLaert_7.177 Alexandria, to the court of Ptolemy Philopater. And
Euseb]:Chron_127 Euergetes - for 24 years 4. Ptolemy Philopator - for
Euseb]:Chron_161 him, the fourth Ptolemy, called Philopator, reigned
Euseb]:Chron_169 Euergetes - for 24 years Ptolemy Philopator - for 21
ExcBarb_35B Euergetes, his son Ptolemy Philopator was king for 17
ExcBarb_46B Euergetes for 38 years Ptolemy Philopator for 17 year
Hieron:Chron_1797 220-217 B.C.] 140.1 * . [1797] Ptolemy Philopator [beca
Hieron:Chron_1807 king of Syria defeated Ptolemy Philopator and gained
Joseph:AJ_12.130 while he was at war with Ptolemy Philopator, and with
Joseph:AJ_12.131 upon Judaea; and when Philopator was dead, his son sent
Joseph:AJ_12.158 anger, who was the father of Philopator. [159]
Just_29.1 to him. Of Egypt Ptolemy had made himself master, aft
Just_30.1 acedonia, the conduct of Ptolemy in Egypt was of an opp
Just_31.1 BOOK 31 [31.1] Ptolemy Philopator, king of
Malal_197 him the fifth king was Ptolemy Philopator for 17 year
OGIS_81 (221-205) is a friend of king Ptolemaios, had continually
OGIS_82 (217-208) icated to king Ptolemaios and queen Arsinoē
OGIS_84 (217-210) lly has towards king Ptolemaios and [his] sister qu
OGIS_86 (c. 210-204) On behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Arsinoē
OGIS_91 (205-181) iphanes, the son of Ptolemaios and Arsinoē [th
OGIS_111 (152-145) tai [and of the gods] Philopatores and of the gods
OGIS_168 (115) getai, and of the gods Philopatores, and of the god
OGIS_730 (c. 217/6) as an envoy to king Ptolemaios, on his return has r
OGIS_739 (112/11) ds Euergetai and the gods Philopatores and the gods Epiphaneis a
PHaun_6 τυθ Ptolemy, fearing that he might
Plin:HN_7.208 Antigonus Ptolemy Philadelphus Ptolemy Philopator surnamed Tryphon
Porph:Fr_44 lected an army and made war on Ptolemy Philopator. Sele
Porph:Fr_45 mpt the worthlessness of Ptolemy Philopator, because
RC_33 (208/7) King Ptolemaios to the council and the
RC_38 (203) hts in the [? decree] of Ptolemaios . . . being
SEG_20.467 (c. 217) atue of the great king Ptolemaios the god Philopato
SEG_38.1476 (206/5) the reign of Ptolemaios, son of Ptolemaios and
SEG_38.1571 (c. 217) On behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Arsinoē, the gods
SEG_39.1596 (217-204) s statue of Ptolemaios the god Philopa
SEG_64.1894 (222-204) s goodwill towards king Ptolemaios and queen Arsinoē, t
SelPap_1.1A (173) ds Euergetae and the gods Philopatores and the gods Epiphaneis a
SelPap_1.269A (218) To King Ptolemy greeting from Heracleides, originating from
SelPap_1.269B (218) To King Ptolemy greeting from Helladotē, daughter of
SelPap_3.105 (b) Blessed Ptolemy . . . set this
THI_65 (c. 238) olemaios [B] Ptolemaios of Macedonia, the so
THI_82 (217-209) re dedicated to king Ptolemaios Philopator and quee
THI_85 (late 3rd century) n], having come back safe to Ptolemaios (?) . . . a
THI_128 (210-205) on] was archon, king Ptolemaios, son of king Ptolem
THI_261 (185/4) lphus and of the Gods Philopatores, as being burden
THI_263.18 (c. 118) of Upper and Lower Egypt, Ptolemy the god Philopator, about the
THI_263.24 (c. 118) gods Euergetae, the gods Philopatores, ] the gods Epiphaneis,
ValMax_6.6.1 [6.1] When Ptolemy the king had left the
Zenob_3.94 plies even more to Ptolemy Philopator: for he confined
Zenob_4.92 Magas, the brother of Philopator, in his bath, by pouri

Ptolemy ⁵ V Epiphanes - king of Egypt, 204-180 B.C.
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210/21 Birth of Ptolemy Epiphanes.
204/20a Ptolemy V is proclaimed king.
202/3 The violent death of Agathocles, the chief minister of Ptolemy.
202/6 nformal agreement to seize the overseas territories of Ptolemy V.
201/9 lemus acts as sole regent of Ptolemy V, despite the opposition of
200/3 embassy from Ptolemy V discusses intervention in Greece; the
200/3 ion in Greece; the senate sends M.Lepidus to be Ptolemy' adviser.
197/10 chus arranges the betrothal of his daughter Cleopatra to Ptolemy.
197/16 Ptolemy V captures the rebel stronghold at Lycopolis.
197/27 prus, and organises the coming of age (anacleteria) of Ptolemy V.
196/3 the "Rosetta Stone", a trilingual decree in honour of Ptolemy V.
193/6 his daughters in marriage to Ptolemy and Ariarathes, but Eumenes
193/11 Aristomenes is put to death by Ptolemy V.
186/9a Comanos, the general of Ptolemy, defeats and captures Ankhwennefer
185/3 Achaean assembly discusses relations with Eumenes and Ptolemy.
185/5 son of Joseph goes to Alexandria and gains the favour of Ptolemy.
185/9 Rebel leaders surrender to Ptolemy V; end of the Egyptian natives'
184/6 The death of Aristonicus, a eunuch and general of Ptolemy V.
184/9a of Egyptian priests granting honours to Ptolemy and Cleopatra.
184/9b SelPap_2.210A, an amnesty decree issued by Ptolemy V.
182/2a of the priests at Memphis in honour of Ptolemy V and Aristonicus.
180/4 Ptolemy V gives a squadron of ships as a gift to the Achaean Leagu
180/12 Ptolemy describes his friends as his "walking money-bags".
180/13 The death of Ptolemy V, and accession of Ptolemy VI.
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AET_1.15.A and beloved of the Gods Epiphaneis, the God Eupator, and the
AET_1.15.B Egypt, heir of the Gods Epiphaneis, chosen of Ptah, who does
AET_4.19.A Philopatores, and the Gods Epiphaneis, Priest of Isis
AET_6.3.A being priest of king {sic} Ptolemy the god manifest, who has
AET_7.10.A 19, Choiak 30, of Pharaoh Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe,
AET_7.10.B of Pharaoh Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Kleopatra, the Manifest gods,
AET_7.12 the Beneficent god, son of Ptolemy and Cleopatra, the Manifest gods,
AET_7.12.B the Beneficent god, son of Ptolemy and Cleopatra, the Manifest gods,
AET_7.13.A who are come forth { Epiphaneis } and the god [who
AET_7.18.B month Epeiph, of king l.p.h. Ptolemy l.p.h. son of Ptolemy l.p.h.
AET_7.21 gods, the Father-loving gods, the Manifest gods, the god who exalts
AET_7.22.A pharaoh [ Ptolemy son of Ptolemy and his wife ], has
AET_7.23 Year 15, Mesore, of Pharaoh Ptolemy son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe,
AET_7.25.A Ptolemy Euergetes, son of Ptolemy and Cleopatra the gods
AET_7.26 the Beneficent, son of Ptolemy, and queen Cleopatra, and
AET_7.26 gods, the Father-loving gods, Manifest Mother-loving god, the god
AET_7.29.B sister, the children of Ptolemy and Cleopatra the Gods
AET_7.31 and Cleopatra, son of (?) Ptolemy and Cleopatra the gods Epiphanes,
AET_7.36 of king] Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Arsinoe, the father-loving gods
AET_8.12 Whereas king Ptolemy, the ever-living, the beloved of
AET_8.13 (c. 90) lopator, Son of Ra Ptolemy blessed Epiphanes,
AET_8.13.D of Philopator, Son of Ra Ptolemy blessed Epiphanes, the strong one,
AET_9.2.B of Amun son of Re Ptolemy living for ever, beloved of
AET_9.2.C Egypt heir of the gods Epiphanes, image of Ptah, chosen of
AET_9.4.A Year 10 Mechir of King Ptolemy the son of Ptolemy and
AET_9.4.B [Regnal-year 23 of king] Ptolemy [ son of Ptolemy ],
AET_9.4.D Euergetai, the children of Ptolemy and Cleopatra the gods
ChronPasc_433 years. [Ol. 143.4] Ptolemy Epiphanes, the son of Ptolem
ChronPasc_436 his daughter Cleopatra to be Ptolemy' wife. Antiochus
ChronPasc_437 Philometor, the son of Ptolemy Epiphanes, became the
ChronSynt_91 Philopator for 17 years Ptolemy Epiphanes for 24 years
ChronSynt_100 Philopator for 21 years Ptolemy Epiphanes for 22 years
Euseb]:Chron_127 Philopator - for 21 years 5. Ptolemy Epiphanes - for
Euseb]:Chron_161 ter him, the fifth Ptolemy, called Epiphanes, reigned
Euseb]:Chron_169 hilopator - for 21 years Ptolemy Epiphanes - for 24 yea
ExcBarb_35B hilopator, his son Ptolemy Epiphanes was king for 24
ExcBarb_46B Philopator for 17 years Ptolemy Epiphanes for [24] yea
Hieron:Chron_1814 ies in Spain. 144.2 * . [1814] Ptolemy Epiphanes [becam
Hieron:Chron_1827 greeing peace terms with Ptolemy, Antiochus sent his
Hieron:Chron_1836 the Jews, went to visit Ptolemy, who received him with
Joseph:AJ_12.130 his son, who was called Epiphanes, it fell out that these
Joseph:AJ_12.131 hen Antiochus had beaten Ptolemy, he seized upon Judaea
Joseph:AJ_12.135 Scopas, the general of Ptolemy's army, went in haste
Joseph:AJ_12.154 iendship and league with Ptolemy, and gave him his daug
Joseph:AJ_12.158 states, he provoked king Ptolemy Euergetes to anger,
Joseph:AJ_12.165-167 * the temple, and treated Ptolemy's ambassador in a hosp
Joseph:AJ_12.170 ria, and heard that king Ptolemy was at Memphis, be wen
Joseph:AJ_12.172 he was. [172] So Ptolemy saluted him first, and desir
Joseph:AJ_12.178 for both parties." So Ptolemy laughed at the proposa
Joseph:AJ_12.182 had done. [182] Ptolemy admired the prudent conduct
Joseph:AJ_12.196 when one told him that Ptolemy had a son just born,
Joseph:AJ_12.205 of it. [205] And Ptolemy sent for Hyrcanus, and told
Joseph:AJ_12.219 roy him. [219] Now Ptolemy admired at the young man's
Joseph:AJ_12.235 the kingdom. [235] Ptolemy also, the king of Egypt, die
Malal_197 after him the sixth king was Ptolemy Epiphanes [ ...
OGIS_86 (c. 210-204) ē and their son Ptolemaios, the gods Philopato
OGIS_91 (205-181) On behalf of king Ptolemaios the god Epiphanes, the
OGIS_99 (186-181) ly shown towards king Ptolemaios and his sister q
OGIS_100 (186-180) dwill towards king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra,
OGIS_101 (205-181) behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Kleop
OGIS_106 (174-172) the children of king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopa
OGIS_739 (112/11) ds Philopatores and the gods Epiphaneis and the god Eupator a
Plut:Mor_202 kingdom during the minority of Ptolemy' children. When
Porph:Fr_45-49 * four years old and was called Ptolemy Epiphanes. Agath
SEG_38.1476 (206/5) getai, and of his son Ptolemaios, in year 17, when
SEG_51.1496 (195-185) tiochos and the king Ptolemaios [who] now reigns,
SelPap_1.1A (173) Philopatores and the gods Epiphaneis and the gods Philometores,
SelPap_1.38A (132) king Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy, queen Kleopatra, the sister a
THI_260 (186) the general of Ptolemy, Comanos (called Eumeno
THI_263.24 (c. 118) ds Philopatores, ] the gods Epiphaneis, the god Eupator, the g
ValMax_6.6.1 for the tuition of his son, the senate appointed M. Aemilius
Vit:Arat_1 during the reign of the fifth Ptolemy [204-180 B.C.].

Ptolemy ⁶ VI Philometor - king of Egypt, 180-145 B.C.
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180/13 The death of Ptolemy V, and accession of Ptolemy VI.
175/4 The death of Cleopatra, mother of Ptolemy.
170/30 Embassies from Antiochus and Ptolemy arrive at Rome.
169/1 The coming of age (anacleteria) of Ptolemy VI.
169/8 The armies of Antiochus and Ptolemy advance to meet each other.
169/17 Ptolemy VI attempts to escape to Samothrace.
169/23 Ptolemy VI joins Antiochus, who promises to support him against
169/35 Reconciliation between Ptolemy VI and his brother Ptolemy VII.
168/8b of Chalcis in response to a consignment of grain from Ptolemy VI.
168/52 Embassies from Antiochus, Ptolemy, Eumenes and Masinissa, and from
165/9 Dionysius Petosarapis rebels against Ptolemy, but is defeated.
164/3 Ptolemy suppresses a rebellion in the Thebaid and captures Panonpo
164/5 Ptolemy VI is expelled from Egypt by his brother.
163/2 Ptolemy VI goes to Rome to get support for his restoration to Egyp
163/14 Ptolemy VI is restored to the throne of Egypt.
163/20 kingdom are divided up between Ptolemy VI and Ptolemy VIII.
163/25 OGIS_59, a letter from Ptolemy VI to Apollonius.
154/11 Ptolemy VI captures his brother, but spares his life and restores
150/9 and Cleopatra, daughter of Ptolemy VI; Alexander summons Jonatha
146/14 Ptolemy VI transfers his support from Alexander Balas to Demetrius
145/10 Ptolemy VI supports the Jews of Alexandria against the Samaritans.
145/11 Ptolemy VI enters Antioch.
145/17 General comments on the mild character of Ptolemy VI.
145/18 Ptolemy dies of wounds sustained at the battle of Oenoparus.
145/19 Ptolemy' army returns to Egypt, and Demetrius II gains control of
Within translations:
1Macc_1 fleet. 18 He engaged Ptolemy king of Egypt in battle,
1Macc_10 nder sent ambassadors to Ptolemy king of Egypt with the
1Macc_11 ather-in-law. But when Ptolemy entered the cities he sta
2Macc_1 nted priests, teacher of Ptolemy the king, and to the Jews
2Macc_4 for the coronation of Philometor as king, Antiochus lea
2Macc_9 us, he betook himself to Ptolemy Philometor in Egypt. [10
2Macc_10 abandoned Cyprus, which Philometor had entrusted to him,
4Macc_4 he was warring against Ptolemy in Egypt, he heard tha
AET_1.15.A God Eupator, and the God Philometor.
AET_2.3.A acted as representative for Pharaoh Ptolemy our lord. I caused him
AET_6.3.A 7 (?), of the kings Ptolemy and Cleopatra his sister, the
AET_7.10.B Year 6, Mechir, of Pharaoh Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy and Kleopatra,
AET_7.13.A the] mother-loving [god] { Philometor }and the young father-loving
AET_7.21 { Eupator }, of the Mother-loving god, and of the Father-loving
AET_7.22.A Mecheir 22 of pharaoh [ Ptolemy son of Ptolemy and his
AET_7.25.A god Eupator, of the god Philometor, and of the gods New
AET_7.26 the Father-loving gods, Manifest Mother-loving god, the god whose
AET_7.29.B Payni day 15 of King Ptolemy and Queen Cleopatra his sister,
AET_7.29.B making an oath before King Ptolemy and Cleopatra his sister and
AET_7.31 of Phamenoth, of the pharaohs Ptolemy and Cleopatra, son of (?)
AET_8.13 (c. 90) opatra Berenice, the two Philometores, beloved of
AET_8.13.A Cleopatra Berenice the two Philometores beloved of Horus Behdety
AET_8.18 1, under his Majesty [ Ptolemy ] and his sister-wife [
AET_9.2.C Amun ; Son of Re Ptolemy, living for ever, beloved of
AET_9.4.C ..., day ... of pharaoh Ptolemy and] Cleopatra, who are called
AET_9.4.D the god Eupator, the god Philometor, and the gods Euergetai, was
Athen_5.195 Egypt, having plundered Ptolemy Philometor the king
Athen_6.252 him, as also he had with Ptolemy Philometor, though he
ChronPasc_437 years. [Ol. 149.4] Ptolemy Philometor, the son of Ptole
ChronPasc_441 puted in the presence of Ptolemy Philopator about the
ChronSynt_100 Epiphanes for 22 years Ptolemy Philometor for 34 year
Diod_33.6 Physcon, the brother of Philometor, began his reign most
Diod_33.12 ompared with his brother Philometor's; for his brother was
Diod_33.20 was a friend of Ptolemy Philometor, and commanded
Euseb]:Chron_127 for 22 years 6. Ptolemy Philometor - for 34 years
Euseb]:Chron_161 sons, the elder called Philometor and the younger called
Euseb]:Chron_163 instead, and after that Philometor ruled as sole king of
Euseb]:Chron_169 Epiphanes - for 24 years Ptolemy Philometor - for 31
Euseb]:Chron_255 with the assistance of Ptolemy and Attalus, and he
ExcBarb_35B maeus Epiphanes, his son Ptolemy Philometor was king
ExcBarb_36A Syria. [36A] After Ptolemy Philometor, his son the seco
ExcBarb_46B Epiphanes for [24] years Ptolemy Philometor for 35 year
Hieron:Chron_1838 180-177 B.C.] 150.2 * . [1838] Ptolemy Philometor [beca
Hieron:Chron_1841 ries on the works of Moses for Ptolemy Philometor. 151.
Hieron:Chron_1869 respective temples, and Ptolemy decided in favour of
Joseph:AJ_12.235 the elder of which was called Philometor, and the younges
Joseph:AJ_12.242 he contemned the son of Ptolemy, as now weak, and not
Joseph:AJ_12.243 lusium, and circumvented Ptolemy Philometor by treacher
Joseph:AJ_12.387 nother house, he fled to Ptolemy, king of Egypt; [388]
Joseph:AJ_13.69 was what Onias wrote to king Ptolemy. Now any one may
Joseph:AJ_13.70 their reply: [70] "King Ptolemy and queen Cleopatra
Joseph:AJ_13.74 out their temples before Ptolemy himself; the Jews sayi
Joseph:AJ_13.76 law; and they desired of Ptolemy, that whomsoever he
Joseph:AJ_13.103-113 * time it was that king Ptolemy, who was called Philom
Joseph:AJ_13.116-120 * pillaged it; whereupon Ptolemy, and his son-in-law
Joseph:AJ_13.62-64 * er, and who fled to king Ptolemy, who was called Philom
Joseph:AJ_13.79-82 * at Alexandria in the days of Ptolemy Philometor. [4.]
Joseph:AJ_20.236 into the friendship of Ptolemy Philometor, and Cleopa
Joseph:BJ_1.31-33 * quarrel with the sixth Ptolemy about his right to the
Just_34.2 of Syria, made war upon Ptolemy king of Egypt, his eld
Just_35.1 but receiving aid from Ptolemy king of Egypt, Attalus
Just_38.8 anwhile, on the death of Ptolemy, the throne, with the
Malal_197 after him the seventh king was Ptolemy Philometor for
Malal_205 Epiphanes was angry with Ptolemy, the king of Egypt,
Malal_206 of Egypt, [206] because Ptolemy demanded taxes from
OGIS_59 (163) [A] King Ptolemaios to Apollonios,
OGIS_82 (217-208) inoē, the gods Philometores, and to Sarapis
OGIS_102 (c. 155) as dedicated to king Ptolemaios and the other gods,
OGIS_104 (167-145) the kinsman of king Ptolemaios and exegetes and sup
OGIS_106 (174-172) dedicated to king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra,
OGIS_107 (172-170) r] and wife, the gods Philometores, [this gateway]
OGIS_111 (152-145) icated to king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra
OGIS_114.A bsp; On behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra his siste
OGIS_116 (c. 154) s the allies of king Ptolemaios in Cyprus, and had
OGIS_125 (152-150) d Eupator, son of king Ptolemaios and queen Cleopatra, the go
OGIS_150 (157/6) o were sent to king Ptolemaios - Astyochos and Euag
OGIS_168 (115) opatra's] name, [gods Philometores Soteres], should
OGIS_739 (112/11) god Eupator and the god Philometor and the god Neos Philopator
Oros_4.20.30 first, all of Italy; then, Ptolemy the king of Egypt; and
Porph:Fr_38 out of the ten horns are Ptolemy VI Philometor, Ptolema
Porph:Fr_50 again gathered an army against Ptolemy, and invaded the
Porph:Fr_55 ught against his sister's son, Ptolemy Philometor. When
Porph:Fr_49a honour of royalty" by Ptolemy' supporters in Syria,
Porph:Fr_49b ched with a large army against Ptolemy, his sister's
POxy_1241 os. 4. A mistake for (?) "Philometor". 5. Greek:
SEG_32.371 (170-164) [Col. [King] Ptolemy [and] king Ptolemy [his brother]
SelPap_1.1A (173) year of the reign of Ptolemy son of Ptolemy and Cleopatra,
SelPap_1.271C (B.C. ) To King Ptolemy and Queen Cleopatra the sister,
Syll_1028.A (c. 158-145) Procession for king Ptolemaios
Syll_685 (112/1) ver of their islands, Ptolemaios the late king of Egyp
THI_21 (149/8) [To king Ptolemaios . . . greetings .
THI_113 (195-168) ferred this to [king] Ptolemaios as arbitrator, [so
THI_114.A and prominence by King Ptolemaios the elder, previously in
THI_114.B the affairs of King Ptolemaios and his sister queen Kleopat
THI_150 (163-146) bitrators came from king] Ptolemaios. Concerning th
THI_263.24 (c. 118) e god Eupator, the god Philometor, the two gods Euergetae, sayin
ValMax_5.1.1 of Roman clemency. For king Ptolemy, when he was thrown out
ValMax_6.4.3 which he was waging against Ptolemy; when he came to him,

Ptolemy ⁷ VII Neos Philopator - son of Ptolemy VI
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AET_7.13.A young father-loving god { Neos Philopator [and the beneficent
OGIS_739 (112/11) ilometor and the god Neos Philopator and the god Euergetes a

Ptolemy ⁸ VIII Euergetes II Physcon - king of Egypt, 145-116 B.C.
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170/20 Ptolemy VIII becomes joint ruler with his brother.
169/35 Reconciliation between Ptolemy VI and his brother Ptolemy VIII.
163/20 kingdom are divided up between Ptolemy VI and Ptolemy VIII.
163/26 Ptolemy VIII persuades the senate to award him a larger share
162/8 Ptolemy VIII is defeated by the people of Cyrene while trying
161/1 The senate confirms its support for Ptolemy VIII.
155/3 SEG_9.7, the will published by Ptolemy VIII.
154/5 The senate supports the claim of Ptolemy VIII to rule Cyprus.
147/10 Ptolemy VIII visits Corinth.
145/20 Ptolemy VIII gives a magnificent banquet on becoming priest of Apo
145/21 Accession of Ptolemy VIII.
144/8 The coronation of Ptolemy VIII and the birth of Memphites.
140/6 Ptolemy Physcon marries his step-daughter Cleopatra, and brutally
139/3 his companions privately express their contempt for king Ptolemy.
138/10 together exiles from Egypt and starts a revolt against Ptolemy.
131/9 Ptolemy VIII makes himself unpopular with his subjects by his many
131/10 gains control of Egypt, and Ptolemy escapes to Cyprus, after ruli
130/1 sthladas to his parents which mentions a revolt against Ptolemy
130/7 Ptolemy VIII murders his eldest son.
130/8 Ptolemy VIII murders his son Memphites.
129/29 Cleopatra II appeals to Demetrius for help against Ptolemy.
128/6 Ptolemy VIII sets up Alexander Zabinas as a pretender to the throne
127/6 The army of Ptolemy VIII defeats the Alexandrians.
126/14 referring to protection given by "cousins" of Ptolemy Euergetes.
122/1 Grypus is reconciled with Ptolemy VIII and marries his daughter
118/1 PTeb_5, indulgences granted by king Ptolemy.
117/5a OGIS_168.H, a letter to Ptolemy VIII from the priests in Elephantine
116/5 The parasite Hierax of Antioch is put to death by Ptolemy.
116/7a escribes a friendly ruler (? Ptolemy VIII), in "The Potter's Oracl
116/8 The death of Ptolemy VIII and accession of Ptolemy IX.
115/4c OGIS_168, letters from Ptolemy IX and Cleopatra to priests and offic
Within translations:
1Macc_15 of the Romans, to King Ptolemy, greeting. 17 The envoys
AET_1.15.A South: Ptolemy and Cleopatra } Beloved
AET_1.15.B Re, living image of Amun, Ptolemy , along with his sister,
AET_1.15.B to the son of Re, Ptolemy ever-living, beloved of Ptah, along
AET_1.15.E that the son of Rê, Ptolemy ever-living, beloved of Ptah, and
AET_7.12 of winter, day 7, under Ptolemy, the Beneficent god, son of
AET_7.12.B winter, day 7, under King Ptolemy, the Beneficent god, son of
AET_7.13.A [and the beneficent god] { Euergetes II } and the 5
AET_7.25.A 30, Mesore 16, of king Ptolemy Euergetes, son of Ptolemy and
AET_7.26 Pharmuthi, day 14 of king Ptolemy the Beneficent, son of Ptolemy,
AET_7.32 in year 30 [of king] Ptolemy the beneficient god, of the
AET_8.13 (c. 90) Epiphanes, Son of Ra Ptolemy blessed Euergetes
AET_8.13.A Egypt, Ptolemy the heir of Euergetes and his sister and wife,
AET_8.13.E of Epiphanes, Son of Ra Ptolemy blessed Euergetes and his consort,
AET_8.19 like Ra. Son of Ra: Ptolemy, living forever, beloved of Ptah,
AET_9.4.D 33 Mechir 23 of King Ptolemy and Cleopatra the gods Euergetai,
Athen_2.43 underground. And Ptolemy the king, in the Seventh Boo
Athen_4.174 the reign of the second Ptolemy surnamed Euergetes;
Athen_4.184 learning in the time of Ptolemy the seventh king of
Athen_6.252 terrible flatterer of Ptolemy, seventh king of Egypt
Athen_9.387 lpha;ς. But Ptolemy Euergetes, in the second boo
Athen_10.438 among the Romans, whom Ptolemy Euergetes mentions in
Athen_12.518 ritania, made answer (as Ptolemy relates, in the eighth
Athen_12.549 umanity. [73.] And Ptolemy the Seventh, king of Egypt,
Athen_13.576 Philadelphus by name, as Ptolemy Euergetes relates in
Athen_14.654 respect to the pheasant, Ptolemy the king, in the twelfth
ChronPasc_441 rious. [Ol. 158.3] Ptolemy, who was called the second
ChronPasc_444 killed by his father-in-law Ptolemy. [Ol. 159.3] Pto
ChronPasc_448 Alexander, the son of Ptolemy the second Euergetes
ChronPasc_449 Alexander, the son of Ptolemy the second Euergetes
ChronSynt_91 Epiphanes for 24 years Ptolemy Philometor for 35 year
ChronSynt_100 Philometor for 34 years Ptolemy Euergetes for 29 years
Diod_33.6 omeland. [6] & Ptolemy Physcon, the brother of Phil
Diod_33.12 [12] & In Egypt, king Ptolemy was hated by all his
Diod_33.13 At the time when Ptolemy, in the traditional manner
Diod_33.22 general. [22] & Ptolemy [was hated by all] on accoun
Diod_33.23 ans altogether condemned Ptolemy when they saw him so
Diod_33.6a 6a] & The younger Ptolemy reigned for fifteen years
Diod_33.28b kingdom of Egypt. Ptolemy met them in pomp and state,
Diod_34.14 will not." [14] & Ptolemy Physcon, when he saw
Diod_34.20 gelochus, the general of Ptolemy Physcon, was sent agai
Eupolemus_4 and the twelfth year of Ptolemy king of Egypt [? 158
Euseb]:Chron_161 ounger called the second Euergetes, who ruled after him
Euseb]:Chron_163 also under his control, Euergetes was called back from
Euseb]:Chron_171 - for 31 years [p171] Ptolemy the second Euergetes
Euseb]:Chron_257 as Pelusium, but when Ptolemy Physcon confronted him
Euseb]:Chron_261 of Tryphaena the daughter of Ptolemy VIII, was also
ExcBarb_36A etor, his son the second Euergetes was king in Egypt for
ExcBarb_46B Philometor for 35 years Ptolemy Euergetes Physcus for
Festus:Brev_13 ugh the liberality of an older Ptolemy. We acquired Lib
Hieron:Chron_1873 144-141 B.C.] 159.1 * . [1873] Ptolemy Euergetes [becam
Hieron:Chron_1874 ns. 159.2 . [1874] Ptolemy gave his own daughter as wif
Hieron:Chron_1877 son of Alexander. Ptolemy gave his daughter as wife
Hieron:Chron_1888 162.4 . [1888] [1889 in Ar.] Ptolemy was forced out
Joseph:AJ_12.235 Philometor, and the youngest Physcon. [236] As for Hyrca
Joseph:AJ_12.243 it by siege, and of subduing Ptolemy, who reigned the
Joseph:AJ_13.267 had sent ambassadors to Ptolemy, who was called Physco
Joseph:AJ_14.250 paying customs, but only Ptolemy, the king of Alexandri
Just_34.2 to his younger brother Ptolemy, and, having shared
Just_38.8 offered by an embassy to the Ptolemy who was reigning
Just_39.1-3 * in his absence. Ptolemy, king of Egypt, too, who was
OGIS_114.B his altar] was to [king Ptolemaios and] queen Kleopatra his wif
OGIS_119.B [B] [ To king Ptolemaios . . . and Kleopatra
OGIS_129 (c. 42-30) yer hall. King Ptolemaios Euergetes proclaimed
OGIS_130 (c. 143/2) behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra
OGIS_131 (136/5) On behalf of king Ptolemaios [and queen Kleopatra
OGIS_132 (130) behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra
OGIS_139 (c. 124-116) To king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra, the sister,
OGIS_151 (142-131) the kinsman of king Ptolemaios, and general and adm
OGIS_152 (142-131) oodwill towards king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra
OGIS_153 (142-131) odwill towards] king Ptolemaios and queen [Kleopatr
OGIS_155 (142-131) ally has towards king Ptolemaios [and queen Kleopat
OGIS_156 (c. 124) lly has towards king [Ptolemaios and queen] Kleopat
OGIS_168 (115) nbsp; [To king Ptolemaios and to queen Kleopatra th
OGIS_739 (112/11) Philopator and the god Euergetes and the goddess Euergetis,
Oros_5.10 year, the miserable life of Ptolemy, the king of the Alexandrians,
Porph:Fr_38 tolemaeus VI Philometor, Ptolemy VII Euergetes, and Art
Poseidon_4 erax of Antioch, a parasite of Ptolemy Euergetes. Book
Poseidon_6 hen_12.549'd-e & Scipio visits Ptolemy Euergetes in Ale
POxy_1241 Greek: lonchophoroi. 6. (?) Ptolemy Euergetes II.
SEG_32.371 (170-164) [King] Ptolemy [and] king Ptolemy [his brother] and queen
SEG_37.1372.B (145/4) [B] King Ptolemaios to the foot [and cavalry]
SelPap_1.38A (132) In the reign of king Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy, queen Kleopatra,
THI_23 (late 2nd cent.) Alexandria by King Ptolemaios Euergetes set up this
THI_175.A official business to king Ptolemaios in Alexandria and to Pet
THI_263.24 (c. 118) Philometor, the two gods Euergetae, saying: "Behold, I have
THI_57.B (135) [B] [King Ptolemaios and] queen Kleopatra the sister
ValMax_9.1e.5 [1e.5] Ptolemy the king lived as an
ValMax_9.2e.5 [2e.5] Again Ptolemy Physcon comes upon the stage;

Ptolemy ⁹ IX Soter II Lathyrus - king of Egypt, 116-107 and 88-80 B.C.
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116/8 The death of Ptolemy VIII and accession of Ptolemy IX.
108/13 Ptolemy Lathyrus sends six thousand soldiers as aid to Antiochus
107/5 Cleopatra forces Ptolemy Lathyrus to escape to Cyprus, and Ptolema
106/7 plot against Ptolemy Lathyrus is uncovered at Seleuceia.
103/3 Ptolemy Lathyrus comes to the aid of Ptolemais against Alexander
103/6 Ptolemy Lathyrus defeats Alexander Jannaeus in battle.
103/9 Cleopatra expels Ptolemy Lathyrus from Palestine.
102/2 Ptolemy Lathyrus attempts to invade Egypt, but is repulsed.
102/3 remain loyal to Cleopatra in the war against Ptolemy Lathyrus.
88/19 expelled in a popular uprising, and Ptolemy IX returns to Egypt.
88/59 town of Pathyris, announcing that Ptolemy Soter is at Memphis.
86/36 Ptolemy cruelly suppresses a revolt by the inhabitants of Thebes.
86/43 ucullus is greeted warmly by Ptolemy, but given little material
81/71 December} The death of Ptolemy IX Soter; his daughter Cleopatra
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AET_1.14 the boat, is King Ptolemy ( appropriately wearing the
AET_1.14.61 facing the boat, stands King Ptolemy in an attitude of respect
AET_1.14.64 probably was the second. King Ptolemy stands at the water's edge,
AET_1.14.67 mutilated, may be also. King Ptolemy stands on land, facing the
AET_1.14.77 facing the ship, is King Ptolemy - wearing the head-dress of
AET_1.14.85 the back. Facing him King Ptolemy harpoons the buttocks of the
AET_4.12 (41) lord of the land, Ptolemy { IX }, the Saviour
AET_4.13 the lord of the land, Ptolemy the Saviour God, the Conqueror,
AET_6.3.B Cleopatra and the king Ptolemy their son, the Mother-loving
AET_6.4.C and the king l.p.h. Ptolemy l.p.h. the Mother-loving Saviour
AET_7.13.A the kings, Kleopatra and Ptolemaios, [the mother-loving gods who
AET_7.13.B the kings, Kleopatra and Ptolemaios, the [mother-loving] gods [who]
AET_7.13.C the] kings, Kleopatra and Ptolemaios, [the] mother-loving gods who
AET_7.32 of Queen Cleopatra together with Ptolemy the gods who love their
AET_8.13 (c. 90) r of Eurgetes, [Son of Ra Ptolemy Soter] . . .
AET_8.13.G of Euergetes, [Son of Ra Ptolemy Soter] . . .
AET_8.13.H Then his elder brother Ptolemy Soter regained possession of
AET_9.1.L In year 31 of king Ptolemy, surnamed the Victorious (?), who
AET_9.1.M of King Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy, who was the . .
ChronPasc_445 aste. [Ol. 165.3] Ptolemy Physcon, who was also called
ChronPasc_449 Lycia. [Ol. 172.3] Ptolemy Potheinus, also called Physc
ChronSynt_91 Euergetes for 29 years Ptolemy Phuscon for 17 years
ChronSynt_100 Euergetes for 29 years Ptolemy Soter for 15 years Pto
Diod_34.39a & When the elder Ptolemy was shut up in the city of
Euseb]:Chron_163-167 * opatra, the elder called Ptolemy Soter and the younger
Euseb]:Chron_171 Euergetes - for 29 years Ptolemy Physcon, or Soter -
ExcBarb_36A as. The next king in Egypt was Ptolemy Soter, for 36
ExcBarb_46B tes Physcus for 29 years Ptolemy Soter for 36 years Pto
FGrH_252.A s], and Soter, nicknamed Physcon, returned to Egypt and
Hieron:Chron_1902 166.2 * . [1902] Ptolemy Physcon, also called Soter,
Hieron:Chron_1919 10 years. After Ptolemy Physcon had been forced out
Hieron:Chron_1929 173.1 * . [1929] Ptolemy, who had been forced out by
Joseph:AJ_13.278 six thousand men from Ptolemy Lathyrus, which were
Joseph:AJ_13.285 variance with her son Ptolemy, who was called Lathyr
Joseph:AJ_13.287 ard thither, revolted to Ptolemy immediately; only thos
Joseph:AJ_13.328 kings of Egypt, and from Ptolemy Lathyrus, who now held
Joseph:AJ_13.331-339 * erlook an army raised by Ptolemy for himself out of the
Joseph:AJ_13.342 ith them. However, Ptolemy's soldiers acted quite other
Joseph:AJ_13.345 fter this victory, Ptolemy overran all the country; and
Joseph:AJ_13.347 already related. Ptolemy also took Ptolemais by force
Joseph:AJ_13.351 eged the city; [351] but Ptolemy went out of Syria, and
Joseph:AJ_13.353 miseries he endured by Ptolemy he had no other refuge
Joseph:AJ_13.356-359 * the fear he was in of Ptolemy, he presently made an
Joseph:AJ_13.370 part of Syria; [370] but Ptolemy Lathyrus sent for his
Joseph:BJ_1.86 battle between him and Ptolemy, who was called Lathyr
Just_39.4 isfied at having her son Ptolemy to share her throne,
Just_39.5 crown was restored to Ptolemy, who was recalled, bec
Just_40.1 idates of Pontus, others Ptolemy of Egypt, but it being
OGIS_168 (115) [Whereas king Ptolemaios] great god Philomet
OGIS_172 (88 ) of king Ptolemaios the god Soter and of the Ptolemaian temple
OGIS_739 (112/11) of Kleopatra and Ptolemaios, the gods Philomētores
Plin:HN_6.188 before the reign of King Ptolemy Lathyrus in Egypt. Some writers
THI_222.A (137-101) our lord the king Ptolemaios, the god Philometor Soter, duri
[Vict]:VirIll_74 the fleet of Mithridates and Ptolemy king of Alexandria over to

Ptolemy ¹⁰ X Alexander - king of Egypt, 107-88 B.C.
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113/16 Ptolemy Alexander assumes the official title of king.
109/14 letter from Antiochus VIII to Ptolemy X concerning Seleuceia.
107/5 rus to escape to Cyprus, and Ptolemy Alexander takes over as king.
101/20 ueen Cleopatra, allegedly murdered by her son, Ptolemy Alexander.
96/1 109 (OGIS_761), a letter of Ptolemy Alexander concerning the temple
88/18 gross appearance and luxurious lifestyle of Ptolemy X Alexander.
88/19 Ptolemy X Alexander is expelled in a popular uprising, and Ptolema
87/11 Ptolemy Alexander allegedly draws up a will bequeathing Egypt
87/12 Ptolemy Alexander is killed in an attack on Cyprus.
Within translations:
AET_6.3.C 23, Kiyahk 29, of king Ptolemy who is called Alexander and
AET_6.3.D . 3 (?), of king Ptolemy who is called Alexander and
AET_7.21 the reign of king Ptolemy l.p.h. called Alexander l.p.h.
AET_7.24 the goddess benefactress, and Ptolemy her son, who is
AET_8.13 (c. 90) Euergetes, Son of Ra Ptolemy Alexander, until he
AET_8.13.A of Upper and Lower Egypt, Ptolemy the heir of Euergetes and
AET_8.13.H of Euergetes, Son of Ra Ptolemy Alexander, until he hastened off
AET_9.1.K on 20 Thoth, of king Ptolemy called Alexander, the ever living,
AET_9.15 l.p.h. and pharaoh l.p.h. Ptolemy called Alexander l.p.h. when
Athen_12.550 ride him home." His son Alexander also became exceedingly
ChronPasc_448 nate. [Ol. 170.1] Ptolemy Alexander, the son of Ptolem
ChronPasc_449 alends of October. Ptolemy Alexander, the son of Ptolem
ChronSynt_91 eus Phuscon for 17 years Ptolemy Alexander for 10 years
ChronSynt_92 which was the 7th year of king Alexander. 19. The kingdom
ChronSynt_100 maeus Soter for 15 years Ptolemy Alexander for 12 years
Euseb]:Chron_163 Soter and the younger called Ptolemy Alexander. The
Euseb]:Chron_165 a naval battle. Alexander was forced to take refuge wit
Euseb]:Chron_171 17 years and 6 months Ptolemy Alexander, after the
ExcBarb_46B maeus Soter for 36 years Ptolemy Philadelphus Soter for
Hieron:Chron_1919 in Sicily. 170.3 * . [1919] Ptolemy Alexander [becam
Hieron:Chron_1929 came king again, because Alexander the previous king was
Joseph:AJ_13.350 tra also ordered her son Alexander to sail with a great
Just_39.4 ime, for her younger son Alexander, and making him king
Just_39.5 murder, on the part of Alexander, go unpunished; for as
OGIS_175 (104) s Euergetis, and king Ptolemaios also called Alexan
OGIS_176 (98) On behalf of king Ptolemaios called Alexandros, a
OGIS_177 (97/6) behalf of king Ptolemaios also called Alexandros
OGIS_178 (95) On behalf of king Ptolemaios called Alexandros, the
OGIS_179 (95) behalf of king Ptolemaios, also called Alexandro
OGIS_740.A (95) bsp; On behalf of King Ptolemaios also called Alexandros and Que
OGIS_740.B (95) [B] To King Ptolemaios also called Alexandros, god
Poseidon_26 12.550'a-b & The corpulence of Ptolemy Alexander, king
RC_72 (109 ) we have written [to king Ptolemaios and to the] Roman [Senate,
THI_222.D (137-101) ddess [Euergetis, and king Ptolemaios] called Alexandros, her so

Ptolemy ¹¹ XI Alexander II - king of Egypt, 80 B.C.
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88/43 inhabitants of Cos surrender Alexander, the son of the Egyptian king,
84/2 Ptolemy Alexander escapes from Mithridates and takes refuge with
80/6 Sulla sends Ptolemy XI Alexander to be king of Egypt.
80/7 Ptolemy Alexander is killed in a riot at Alexandria after murderin
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Euseb]:Chron_165 formally attribute to Alexander the 19 days in which
Euseb]:Chron_167 itted. [p167] This Alexander was succeeded by Ptolemy,

Ptolemy ¹² XII New Dionysus or Auletes - king of Egypt, 80-51 B.C.
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80/7 fter murdering Berenice, and is succeeded by Ptolemy XII Auletes.
76/31a Memphis, and presides at the formal coronation of Ptolemy XII
63/37 ccount of the vast wealth of Ptolemy, king of Egypt, at this time.
59/15 The Romans recognise Ptolemy as a Roman ally, after he pays a larg
58/42 Ptolemy is forced out by an uprising at Alexandria, and his daught
58/58 Ptolemy Auletes visits Cato at Rhodes.
57/11 Ptolemy Auletes comes to Rome, in order to seek support for his
57/37 Alexandria, is murdered, allegedly at the instigation of Ptolemy.
57/54 Ptolemy borrows money from Rabirius Postumus, during his stay
56/1 her, the Romans do not agree to restore Ptolemy as king of Egypt.
56/9 Ptolemy despairs of gaining Roman support, and goes away to the
55/4 authorising Gabinius to assist Ptolemy' return to Egypt by force.
55/10 invades Egypt, defeats Archelaus and reinstates Ptolemy as king.
55/11 Ptolemy kills his daughter Berenice.
51/9 philosopher, is punished by Ptolemy for refusing to copy the king
51/10 Ptolemy Auletes names Ptolemy XIII and Cleopatra as his joint
51/11 The death of Ptolemy XII Auletes.
51/12 comments on the character of Ptolemy Auletes, a keen flute-player.
Within translations:
AET_4.12 (41) , Lord of Diadems, Ptolemy { XII }, that the
AET_4.13 the Sun, Lord of Diadems, Ptolemy that the high office of
AET_5.4 (42) t, in the 9th year of Ptolemy the New Dionsysu
AET_5.4 in the 9th year of Ptolemy the New Dionysus {9 Choiak
AET_5.5 king in Rakoti 16 Ptolemy, the god Philopator Philadelphus.
AET_6.15 day 11, of king Ptolemy, the Father-Loving God, Brother-Loving
AET_7.30.A day 2, of Pharaoh l.p.h. Ptolemy l.p.h. the god who loves
AET_7.30.B day 2 [of] Pharaoh l.p.h. Ptolemy l.p.h. the god who loves
AET_7.33 day 1. of Pharaoh l.p.h. Ptolemy l.p.h. and Cleopatra who is
AET_8.14.A of Amon, son of Rē Ptolemy, may he live eternally, the
AET_9.1.M 8, [24?] Pharmuthi of King Ptolemy, son of Ptolemy, who was
AET_9.2.E year 28, Phamenoth 12 {of Ptolemy XII; 15th March 53 B.C.
AET_9.7.A year 26 of the pharaoh Ptolemy, which makes (?) year 4
AET_9.8 Regnal year 19 of Pharaoh Ptolemy, the youthful god Hauron, on
Athen_5.206 dissipated by the last Ptolemy, who also excited the
ChronPasc_449 ears. [Ol. 174.3] Ptolemy the new Dionysus, who was
ChronPasc_456 after 16 months. Ptolemy the new Dionysus, who was
ChronSynt_91 the exile for 8 years Ptolemy Dionysus for 30 years
ChronSynt_100 Philippus for 8 years Ptolemy Dionysus for 30 years
Cic:LegAgr_2.44 the kingdom of Alexandria to Ptolemy for nothing ? But if
Cic:Pis_48 he then sold to the king of Egypt ** his person,
Cic:RabPost_1 lack of it. Had the king shown himself honest, Postumus would
Cic:RabPost_4 In the meantime Ptolemy had been expelled from his
Cic:Sest_57 yet the brother of that king who, though his circumstances were
Cic:Verr_2.2.76 award the Byzantines freedom and Ptolemy his royal title; ** let
Euseb]:Chron_131 Egypt, in the reign of Ptolemy, who was called the
Euseb]:Chron_167 exander was succeeded by Ptolemy, called the new Dionys
Euseb]:Chron_171 Alexander - for 8 years Ptolemy Dionysus, called Phila
Euseb]:Chron_261 with the daughters of Ptolemy, when Ptolemy Diony
ExcBarb_36A next king in Egypt was the new Dionysus, for 29 years. In
ExcBarb_36B ria. After the new Dionysus, Cleopatra Berenice was (?)
ExcBarb_46B lphus Soter for 25 years Ptolemy the new Dionysus for
Hieron:Chron_1937 [=80-77 B.C.] 175.1 * . [1937] Ptolemy Dionysius [becam
Joseph:AJ_14.98 nto Egypt, in order to restore Ptolemy to his kingdom.
Joseph:BJ_1.175 ians, he was hindered by Ptolemy, whom, upon his return
Malal_197 years. The twelfth Ptolemy was called Dionysus, and rei
OGIS_182.A (78) On behalf of king Ptolemaios and queen Kleopatra, also
OGIS_185 (69) On behalf king Ptolemaios the god Philopator Philadelphos and
OGIS_187 (58) of the great king Ptolemaios the god Neos Dionysos,
OGIS_741 (52) On behalf of king Ptolemaios, the god Neos Dionysos, and
OGIS_764.D with the statue of king Ptolemaios set up in the colonnade
Plin:HN_33.136 of the riches of the Ptolemy who is recorded by Varro,
Sall:Hist_4.67 edom at that time, and to king Ptolemy. 11 But I took
Schol:Bob_92 been deposited there by king Alexas. [Cicero] therefore
Schol:Bob_93 hich refers to his will: Ptolemy could not have been
THI_2 (54/3) to the god by king Ptolemaios the God New Dionysos, 34
THI_194 (80-30) full-grown horses : king Ptolemy Philopator
[Vict]:VirIll_86 Cleopatra , the daughter of Ptolemy king of Egypt, was driven

Ptolemy ¹³ XIII Philopator II - king of Egypt, 51-47 B.C.
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51/10 Ptolemy Auletes names Ptolemy XIII and Cleopatra as his joint
49/55 Cleopatra is driven out of Egypt by her brother Ptolemy.
48/45 decides to sail on to Egypt, to seek refuge with king Ptolemy.
47/10 Caesar releases Ptolemy, who immediately joins the Egyptian forces
47/14 Ptolemy is defeated and killed in a battle by the river Nile.
Within translations:
AET_9.1.N Year 3 of King Ptolemy { XIII } and Queen
AET_9.2.E year 1, Phamenoth 19 {of Ptolemy XIII; 22nd March 51 B.C.
AET_9.7.B year 5 of the pharaoh Ptolemy and the queen Cleopatra, the
Euseb]:Chron_167 with her elder brother Ptolemy and then with others,
Hieron:Chron_1970 [not in Ar.] The body of Ptolemy, in a golden breastpla
Malal_197 led Cleopatra and a son called Ptolemy. The thirteenth
Malal_217 banished by her brother Ptolemy, who was hostile towar
Oros_5.1 of Egypt with regard to Ptolemy, his murderer.
Oros_6.15 by order of the young Ptolemy, who hoped thereby to win
[Sen]:Octav_2 of Cleopatra with her brother Ptolemy } again imbibed the blood
ValMax_1.8.9 the treachery of king Ptolemy, was then burning; altogether
[Vict]:VirIll_77 at Pharsalus. He fled to Ptolemy, king of Alexandria, by whose
[Vict]:VirIll_77 by Septimius, the prefect of Ptolemy, while his wife and children
[Vict]:VirIll_78 Later he was besieged by Ptolemy's attendants and took vengeance for
[Vict]:VirIll_86 Egypt, was driven out by Ptolemy, her husband and brother, when

Ptolemy ¹⁴ XIV - king of Egypt, 47-44 B.C.
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47/19 establishes Cleopatra and Ptolemy XIV as joint rulers of Egypt.
44/102 Cleopatra kills her young brother, Ptolemy XIV.
Within translations:
Euseb]:Chron_167 her, who was also called Ptolemy, became joint ruler
SelPap_1.40A (44) e reign of Cleopatra and Ptolemy, gods Philopatores, and the re

Ptolemy ¹⁶ of Alorus - regent of Macedonia, 368-365 B.C.
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Athen_14.629 Macedonian dance which Ptolemy was practising when he
ChronSynt_90 ars Alexander for 1 year Ptolemy for 4 years Perdiccas
Euseb]:Chron_227 usanias was king for one year. Ptolemy for 3 years. Per
Euseb]:Chron_229 Alexander - for one year Ptolemy of Alorus - for 3 year

Ptolemy ¹⁷ Ceraunus - king of Macedonia, 281-279 B.C.
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291/7 Ptolemy Ceraunus seeks refuge with Lysimachus after being forced
282/35 Ptolemy Ceraunus leaves Lysimachus and seeks refuge with Seleucus.
281/35 Ptolemy Ceraunus assassinates Seleucus and makes himself king
281/40 Ptolemy Ceraunus attempts to win the support of other kings.
281/41 rrhus makes an alliance with Ptolemy Ceraunus and gets help from
280/17 Ptolemy Ceraunus defeats Antigonus the son of Demetrius.
279/2 The Gauls invade Macedonia; Ptolemy Ceraunus rejects an offer
279/3 Ptolemy Ceraunus promises to marry Arsinoe, but murders her childr
279/4 War between Ptolemy Ceraunus and Ptolemy the son of Lysimachus.
279/5 Ptolemy Ceraunus has a nightmare that he has been summoned to judg
279/6 Ptolemy Ceraunus is defeated and killed by the Gauls; Meleager is
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ChronSynt_90 Lysimachus for 6 years Ptolemy Ceraunus for 1 year
Euseb]:Chron_235 Seleucus was murdered by Ptolemy Ceraunus, the son of
Euseb]:Chron_241-245 * for 5 years and 5 months Ptolemy Ceraunus - for 1 year
Euseb]:Chron_249 ushed and killed by his friend Ptolemy, called Ceraunus
ExcBarb_44A 30. Lysimachus for 5 years 31. Ptolemy Ceraunus for 2
Hieron:Chron_1735 735] [1734 in Ar.] Ptolemy Ceraunus [became king] of
Just_17.2 eacherously surprised by Ptolemy, whose sister Lysimach
Just_24.1-5 * in Sicily, the kings, Ptolemy Ceraunus and Antigonus,
Memn_5 gainst Lysimachus. Ptolemy, who carried out this outrag
Memn_8 Antiochus. But Ptolemy Ceraunus, because the kingdo
Nepos_21.3 was treacherously killed by Ptolemy, surnamed Ceraunus or 'the
Oros_3.23.60 64 He was attacked by Ptolemy, whose sister had married Lysimachus,
Plin:HN_6.31 when he was killed by Ptolemy Cerannus was contemplating cutting a
Vit:Arat_3 canor, who was killed by Ptolemy Ceraunus, the son of

Ptolemy ²³ - grandson of Pyrrhus; king of Epirus, about 235 B.C.
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232/5 Revolution in Epirus, after the deaths of Ptolemy and Olympias.
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Just_28.1 of her sons Pyrrhus and Ptolemy, whom she had by him,
Just_28.3 minions to her sons, and Ptolemy had succeeded in the
Polyaen_8.52.1 bracia, to avenge the death of Ptolemy. And when the
Syll_453 (c. 230) ng Pyrrhos [King Ptolemaios [Dedicated by] Nereis

Ptolemy ³⁶ Apion - king of Cyrene, died in 96 B.C.
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+ Apion , Appion
96/9 Ptolemy Apion dies; his will bequeaths Cyrene to Rome.
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Cassiod:Chr_658 year of these consuls, Ptolemy the king of Egypt left
Cic:LegAgr_2.51 and Cyrene, which belonged to Apion ** ; and sells the
Festus:Brev_13 ibya after the mastery of King Appion had been suppressed.
Hieron:Chron_1922 1922] [not in Ar.] Ptolemy the king of Cyrene died, and
Hieron:Chron_1952 the Romans by the will of king Appion. [not in Ar.] Horati
Obseq_49 After the city was lustrated Ptolemy, king of Egypt, died at
Poseidon_T1 down to the Cyrenaic war and Ptolemy". Book 2
Sall:Hist_1.6 ister the estate of king Ptolemy, who had left the Roma
Sall:Hist_2.41 ill of the deceased king Apion, and needed to be governed

Ptolemy ³⁷ - king of Cyprus, died in 58 B.C.
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58/20 M.Cato is sent to expel king Ptolemy from the island, and to resto
57/10 Ptolemy, king of Cyprus, commits suicide and Cato takes over the
Cic:Dom_20 in your criminal act, outlawed Ptolemy, the king of Cyprus, **
Cic:Flac_30 not move because of King Ptolemy and Crete is ours by
Cic:Sest_57 driven from Rome. [57] King Ptolemy, who if he himself had
ValMax_9.4e.1 hatred, but the avarice of Ptolemy king of Cyprus was laughable.
[Vict]:VirIll_80 transport the money inherited from Ptolemy, and he brought it back

Ptolemy ⁴⁶ (Claudius Ptolemaeus) - Greek astronomer and geographer, 2nd century A.D.
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StephByz_70 xander on the river Tanais, as Ptolemy explains in his thi

Ptolemy → see Caesarion

Ptolemy → see Ptolemaeus⁴⁴

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