The Hellenistic monarchies arose from the collapse of Alexandera
(TM)s empire, and represented new forms of rule. This study
demonstrates how the Hellenistic ruler presented himself and his
family in picture, text and on official occasions. In particular
the representation of the Hellenistic royal couple and the role of
the queen at court are examined on the basis of the Ptolemaic
dynasty. Central aspects of the study are the political background
to the marriage between Ptolemy II, during his reign that marriage
between royal siblings and the deification of the ruling royal
couple were introduces, and his sister ArsinoA II, and how the
royal couple presented themselves to Greeks, Macedonians, and
Egyptians.
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