The younger royal brother installed with Cleopatra
Person
Alexandrian War 33 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… The elder of the two boys— the late king—being now no more, Caesar assigned the kingdom to the younger one and to Cleopatra, the elder of the two daughters, who had remained his loyal adherent whereas Arsinoe, the younger daughter, in whose name, as we have shewn, Ganymedes had long been exercising an unbridled sway, he determined to remove from the realm, …”
Passage-specific disambiguation; see the public identity-rule register.
Alexandrian War 33
Pseudo-Caesar; authorship disputed
… The elder of the two boys— the late king—being now no more, Caesar assigned the kingdom to the younger one and to Cleopatra, the elder of the two daughters, who had remained his loyal adherent whereas Arsinoe, the younger daughter, in whose name, as we have shewn, Ganymedes had long been exercising an unbridled sway, he determined to remove from the realm, to prevent any renewed dissensions coming into being among factious folk before the dominion of the royal pair could be consolidated by the passage of time. …
Explicit source relations
- Cleopatra — paired as rulers — The younger royal brother installed with Cleopatra · Dossier · Alexandrian War 33