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On Fri, 03 Feb 2006 11:33:23 +0000, Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
cleopatra was greek by descent. alexander - 304 bc ptolemy ii - 287 bc ptolemy iii - 246 bc ptolemy iv - 221 bc ptolemy v - 205 bc ptolemy x - 107 bc ptolemy xii - 80 bc cleopatra - 51 bc plus, and here is where i can go with the best of them, there was the famous naval battle of actium between the forcces of octavian and cleopatra. now, ask me how i know about that last one. You fought at Actium in a past life? Surely, it wasn't in this life, Methuselah. ;-) so naming a ship cleopatra as part of classical greek personages is logical with the added bonus of being associated with one of the more famous naval battles of ancient history. so there. neener, neener, neener.... |
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