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Egyptian Pharaoh Cleopatra Commemorated with Stamps The Egyptian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has issued a set of commemorative stamps honoring the most famous female ruler of Ancient Egypt, Cleopatra VII. The set includes four stamps and a first-day cover featuring the image of the last Ptolemaic queen of Egypt. The stamps depict Cleopatra in four different styles, including a relief of the queen in a traditional Egyptian dress, a portrait in a royal Egyptian style, an image of Cleopatra in a Roman-style dress, and a painting of the queen with her son, Caesarion. The stamps were released to coincide with World Post Day and will be available for purchase at the Egyptian Post Office. The stamps are part of the “Egyptian Pharaohs” series, which honors the ancient rulers of Egypt. The series was launched in 2017 and has featured a variety of pharaohs, including Pharaoh Akhenaten, Queen Hatshepsut, and King Tutankhamun. The stamps are part of the Egyptian government’s efforts to promote and preserve the country’s historical legacy. The image of Cleopatra on the stamps is based on a bust
When her father, pharaoh Ptolemy XII, flees with his favorite daughter Cleopatra to find support with the Romans, young Arsinoe is left alone in the palace. Her half-sister Berenice took power in a bloodless coup and must now rely on advisors she's not sure are loyal to her to hold off the Romans. Arsinoe also…
Cleopatra persuaded Mark Antony to order the execution of her sister Arsinoe IV on the steps of one of antiquity’s greatest temples, breaking the sacred law of sanctuary and leaving behind a mystery that still unsettles historians today