Ptolemaic–Roman Egypt

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Ptolemaic–Roman Egypt was the period when Egypt was successively ruled by the Greek Ptolemaic dynasty and then incorporated into the Roman Empire, marked by a fusion of Egyptian, Hellenistic, and Roman cultures.


Statements (52)
Predicate Object
instanceOf era in Egyptian history
historical period
capital Alexandria
continent Africa
country Egypt
demographics multiethnic population
economy Mediterranean trade
grain production
endTime AD 641
followedBy Byzantine Egypt
follows Late Period of ancient Egypt
Macedonian Egypt
hasMajorCity Alexandria
Memphis
Pelusium
Thebes
hasPart Egypt under the Dominate
Egypt under the Principate
Ptolemaic Kingdom
Roman Egypt
hasSignificantEvent Battle of Actium
Council of Alexandria (AD 362)
Jewish–Roman conflicts in Alexandria
Muslim conquest of Egypt
Persian occupation of Egypt (AD 619–629)
Roman annexation of Egypt
foundation of Alexandria
reign of Cleopatra VII
spread of Christianity in Egypt
knownFor Library of Alexandria
Mouseion of Alexandria
development of the cult of Serapis
fusion of Egyptian, Hellenistic, and Roman cultures
languageUsed Egyptian
Greek
Latin
legalSystem combination of Greek, Egyptian, and Roman law
locatedInTimePeriod Classical antiquity
Hellenistic period
Late antiquity
partOf Hellenistic world
Roman Empire
religion Hellenistic religion
Roman religion
ancient Egyptian religion
early Christianity
rulingDynasty Ptolemaic dynasty
rulingPower Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
Roman Republic
startTime 30 BC
305 BC

Referenced by (28)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Athanasius of Alexandria ("Roman Egypt")
Origen ("Roman Egypt")
Plotinus ("Roman Egypt")
birthPlace
Pharaoh ("Roman Egypt (early phase)")
Saqqara necropolis ("Roman Egypt")
ankh ("Roman Egypt")
periodOfUse
Pharaonic Egypt ("Roman Egypt")
Ptolemaic Kingdom ("Roman Egypt")
followedBy
Desert Fathers ("Roman Egypt")
country
Shenoute of Atripe ("Roman Egypt")
countryInAntiquity
John Cassian ("Roman Egypt")
countryOfActivity
Temple of Dendur
era
Byzantine Egypt ("Roman Egypt")
follows
Department of Egyptian Antiquities ("Roman period in Egypt")
hasCollectionScope
Nile Valley cultural landscape ("Roman Egypt")
hasHistoricalPeriod
Ptolemaic–Roman Egypt ("Roman Egypt")
hasPart
Nile Valley ("Roman Egypt")
historicalPeriodOfFlourishing
Arius ("Roman Egypt")
historicalRegion
Ta-Mehu ("Roman Egypt")
laterIntegratedInto
Canopus ("Roman Egypt")
locatedInTime
Jewish–Roman conflicts in Alexandria ("Roman Egypt")
location
Temple of Hathor at Dendera ("Roman Egypt")
period
Byzantine Egypt ("Roman Egypt")
precededBy
Life of Antony ("Roman Egypt")
setting
Egyptology ("Roman Egypt")
studiesPeriod
Roman navy ("Roman conquest of Egypt")
supported
Alexandria ("Roman Egypt")
wasCapitalOf
Ra ("Roman Egypt")
worshipPeriod

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