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‘Arsinoe II. und Berenike II.: Frühptolemäische Königinnen im Spannungsfeld zweier Kulturen’.

Martina Minas-Nerpel

Ägyptische Königinnen vom Neuen Reich bis in die islamische Zeit. Beiträge zur Konferenz in der Kulturabteilung der Botschaft der Arabischen Republik Ägypten in Berlin am 19.01.2013., Pages: 87 - 114

Swansea University Author: Martina Minas-Nerpel

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Without its dominant queens, the Ptolemaic dynasty would have been less significant and probably much more short-lived. Very often, only the royal wives, sisters, and daughters retained the dynastic power and secured its continued existence, which was reflected in textual and visual sources. This ar...

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Published in: Ägyptische Königinnen vom Neuen Reich bis in die islamische Zeit. Beiträge zur Konferenz in der Kulturabteilung der Botschaft der Arabischen Republik Ägypten in Berlin am 19.01.2013.
Published: Vaterstetten/Germany Verlag Patrick Brose 2015
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