Cleopatra (mother of Philometor)

Also known as: Cleopatra · Family: Egyptian · Role: queen · First appears: Book 1 · Chapter 9

Life events

Cleopatra was slain by Alexander, whom she had helped place on the Egyptian throne.(Book 1 · Chapter 9 · 📍 Egypt)
- With: Alexander (younger son of Cleopatra)
- “But Cleopatra was punished eventually for her getting Philometor banished by being slain by Alexander, whom she had got appointed king over the Egyptians.”

child: Philometor “for none of these kings that we know of was so hated by their mother as he was; for though he was the eldest of her sons she would not allow them to call him to the kingdom”
child: Alexander (younger son of Cleopatra) “she thought Alexander, the younger of her sons, would be more obsequious to her”
with Philometor (Cleopatra caused Philometor's banishment.) “but got him banished to Cyprus by his father previously”
with Alexander (younger son of Cleopatra) (Alexander killed Cleopatra.) “But Cleopatra was punished eventually for her getting Philometor banished by being slain by Alexander, whom she had got appointed king over the Egyptians.”
with Alexander (younger son of Cleopatra) (Alexander killed Cleopatra.) “But Cleopatra was punished eventually for her getting Philometor banished by being slain by Alexander, whom she had got appointed king over the Egyptians”

Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.