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87. Herodotos 2.59, 156.<br />

88. IG 2.2.4994.<br />

89. About a dozen places named Arsinoë are known: see Talbert,<br />

Barrington Atlas, index; Hölbl, History of the Ptolemaic Empire, 101–4.<br />

90. Alfano, “Egyptian Infl uences in Italy,” 279–85.<br />

91. Hölbl, History of the Ptolemaic Empire, 286.<br />

92. Ricketts, Administration, 39.<br />

93. Plutarch, Antonius 54.6; Ashton, “Cleopatra: Goddess, Ruler, or<br />

Regent?” 27. For a good depiction of Isis at the time of the queen, see the<br />

bronze fi gurine in the British Museum (GR 1824.4–51.3 [Bronze 1467]), from<br />

the fi rst century b.c. (Walker and Higgs, Cleopatra of Egypt, #338).<br />

94. Dio 47.15.4: it was actually voted by the triumvirs in 43 b.c., but it was<br />

surely one of Caesar’s plans.<br />

95. Richardson Jr., New Topographical Dictionary, 211–12.<br />

96. Dio 42.26.1–2.<br />

97. Kallixeinos of Rhodes (FGrHist #627) F2 (= Athenaios, Deipnosophistai<br />

5.197–200). See further, Erskine, “Culture and Power in Ptolemaic Egypt,”<br />

43–44.<br />

98. Fraser, Ptolemaic Alexandria, 1:244.<br />

99. Malalas 8.197; Nock, “Notes on Ruler Cult,” 30–41.<br />

100. Chaniotis, “Divinity of Hellenistic Rulers,” 432–33.<br />

101. Pliny, Natural History 8.4; Pausanias 8.46.5.<br />

102. Appian, Civil War 2.144.<br />

103. Forrer, Portraits of Royal Ladies, #111.<br />

104. Plutarch, Antonius 24, 26.3.<br />

105. Dio 48.39.2; Seneca, Suasoria 1.6–7; Plutarch, Antonius 60.2–3; Velleius<br />

2.82.4; Nock, “Notes on Ruler Cult,” 30–38.<br />

106. Herodotos 2.42; Dio 50.5.3; Brenk, “Antony—Osiris, Cleopatra—Isis,”<br />

159–82.<br />

107. Malalas 8.197.<br />

108. Dio 50.15.2; Plutarch, Antonius 61.3.<br />

109. Th ese statues were located on the Pergamene monument (Plutarch,<br />

Antonius 61.3) whose base is still conspicuously visible to the left of the<br />

entrance to the Akropolis.<br />

110. Forrer, Portraits of Royal Ladies, #135.<br />

111. OGIS 196.<br />

112. Plutarch, Antonius 75.4.<br />

113. For many examples, see Pelling, Plutarch: Life of Antony, 303–4.<br />

114. For example, see Aeschylus, Seven against Th ebes 217–18.<br />

115. Hölbl, History of the Ptolemaic Empire, 293; infra, pp. 148–49.<br />

116. Dio 50.25.3–4.<br />

117. Nock, “Notes on Ruler Cult,” 36.<br />

208 Notes to Pages 115–17

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