Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Roman Egypt: The History And Legacy Of Ancient Egypt As A Province Of RomeISBN13:9781720603757ISBN10:1720603758Author:Charles River Editors (Author)Description:(This is a RePrint) - *Includes Pictures *Includes Ancient Accounts *Includes Online Resources And A Bibliography For Further Reading Among All The Periods In Ancient Egyptian History, The Ptolemaic Kingdom And Its Most Famous Ruler, Cleopatra, May Be The Most Well-Known Today Although Alexander Never Lived To Rule Over Egypt, One Of His Generals, Ptolemy I, Did, And It Was He Who Established The Last Great Pharaonic Dynasty In Egypt, Known As The Ptolemaic Dynasty The Ptolemies Gave Ancient Egypt An Injection Of Vitality That Had Not Been Seen In The Nile Valley For Centuries, Preserving Many Aspects Of Native Egyptian Culture While Adding Their Own Layer Of Hellenic Culture The End Of The Ptolemies Also Happened To Coincide With The Most Famous Period Of Roman History In The Latter 1St Century Bce, Men Like Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, And Octavian Participated In Two Civil Wars That Would Spell The End Of The Roman Republic And Determine Who Would Become The Roman Emperor In The Middle Of It All Was History's Most Famous Woman, Cleopatra, Who Famously Seduced Both Caesar And Antony And Thereby Positioned Herself As One Of The Most Influential People In A World Of Powerful Men Cleopatra Was A Legendary Figure Even To Contemporary Romans And The Ancient World, And She Was A Controversial Figure Who Was Equally Reviled And Praised Through The Years, Depicted Both As A Benevolent Ruler And An Evil Seductress (Occasionally At The Same Time) Over 2,000 Years After Her Death, Everything About Cleopatra Continues To Fascinate People Around The World, From Her Lineage As A Ptolemaic Pharaoh, Her Physical Features, The Manner In Which She Seduced Caesar, Her Departure During The Battle Of Actium, And Her Famous Suicide And Despite Being One Of The Most Famous Figures In History, There Is Still Much Mystery Surrounding Her And The End Of The Ptolemies, Leading Historians And Archaeologists Scouring Alexandria, Egypt For Clues About Her Life And Egypt's Transition To Roman Rule As For Roman Egypt, The Period From 30 B C Until The Roman Empire Was Split Into Two Halves In The 4Th Century Ce It Is Scarcely Mentioned, Yet, It Was A Time When Egypt, If No Longer A Great Power In Its Own Right, Was A Pivotal Province In The Roman Empire It Could Also Be Argued It Was A Power Without Which The Roman Empire Would Not Have Survived Its Wealth, Especially Its Fertility, Was The Key For Any Roman Emperor Hoping To Feed And Entertain Rome's Ever-Demanding Masses And Was Particularly Vital To Augustus As He Established Himself As The First Emperor Of Egypt The Institution Of Imperial, As Opposed To Senatorial, Provinces Proved Crucial In The Consolidation Of Imperial Power Moreover, How Egypt In This Period Was Administered And Exploited Provides Invaluable Information As To How Rome Manipulated And Controlled Large Populations For Its Benefit In The Rest Of Its Empire Tactics Used Again And Again Throughout The Roman World Were Honed In This, The Most Valuable Of Rome's Provinces Egypt's Key Role In Imperial Politics Was Crucial, But So Was Its Role In The Rise Of Christianity For Many Years, The Belief That Christianity Had Spread From Jerusalem To Engulf The Roman Empire Has Been Largely Unchallenged, But More Recent Scholarship Suggests The Codification Of Christian Doctrine And Success Of Missionaries From Alexandria And Not Jerusalem, Were Instrumental In Christianity Becoming The State Religion Of The Empire Given The Importance Of Christianity To Both European And World History, This Issue Is Of A Real Significance Roman Egypt: The History And Legacy Of Ancient Egypt As A Province Of Rome Chronicles The Tumultuous History Of Egypt At The End Of The 1St Century Bce, And Its Role As A Roman Province Along With Pictures Depicting Important People, Places, And Events, You Will Learn About Roman Egypt Like Never Before Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformPublication Date:2018-06-01Weight:0.37 lbsDimensions:0.13'' H x 11.02'' L x 8.5'' WNumber of Pages:62Language:English
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Book Title: Roman Egypt: the History and Legacy of Ancient Egypt As a Province of Rome
Number of Pages: 62 Pages
Language: English
Publisher: CreateSpace
Publication Year: 2018
Topic: Ancient / Egypt
Item Height: 0.1 in
Features: Large Type
Genre: History
Item Weight: 7.7 Oz
Item Length: 11 in
Author: Charles River Charles River Editors
Item Width: 8.5 in
Format: Trade Paperback