First Cleopatra did not commit suicide. Not a single aspect of her personality profile would suggest anything close to said as being accurate in any way.

Second Octavian hated his step mother with a passion. He had every single reason in the world to exile her and then invent a story she committed suicide. But in that story to prevent rebellion he hid a code to let her followers know where she was exiled too. That would be Northumberland; same place the entire Roman Army was mobilized and sent to conquer from the same time Cleopatra died till the last day of the Roman Empire

Third Cleopatra’s navy never lost to ability to sail the open sea. They did not need to stay to the coast. When she sailed to the horizon, she sailed to Italy. Around Italy to Iberia. Around the Iberian peninsula out of the Mediterranean, then sailed to Northumberland where defenses had been being constructed in and around NewCastle/Jerusalem since 1400 b.c.e.

She lived a long and happy life, building her New Kingdom in Britain. Her son with Caesar lived to be about 80, shortly after he died it became possible for Jesus of Nazareth to ascend to the throne of Pharaoh.

Nazareth and Pharaoh mean exactly the same thing.

If the Romans wanted their history to be taken more seriously they should have lied less.

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