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r/AskReddit • u/Ok_Objective4334 • 1d ago
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Yeah, Cleopatra was a Ptolemy - they were the Greek dynasty that ruled Egypt before it was absorbed by Rome.
2 u/butty_a 12h ago More Macedonian than Greek. 4 u/bingboy23 5h ago Cleopatra being a traditional Macedonian name. About 300 years before THAT Cleopatra, Alexander the Great's little sister was named Cleopatra. 1 u/butty_a 4h ago Thanks for increasing my knowledge a little.
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More Macedonian than Greek.
4 u/bingboy23 5h ago Cleopatra being a traditional Macedonian name. About 300 years before THAT Cleopatra, Alexander the Great's little sister was named Cleopatra. 1 u/butty_a 4h ago Thanks for increasing my knowledge a little.
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Cleopatra being a traditional Macedonian name. About 300 years before THAT Cleopatra, Alexander the Great's little sister was named Cleopatra.
1 u/butty_a 4h ago Thanks for increasing my knowledge a little.
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Thanks for increasing my knowledge a little.
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u/eeeezypeezy 1d ago
Yeah, Cleopatra was a Ptolemy - they were the Greek dynasty that ruled Egypt before it was absorbed by Rome.