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Arsinöe II Philadelphus (277-270/68 BC)
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The first steam-powered ferry began operation between New York City and Hoboken
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Ptolemaic Kingdom Ptolemy II 285-246 BC Gold Octodrachm NGC CHVF RARE Dynastic Portrait Roman Has a MS64 look inSOLD Ptolemaic Kingdom Ptolemy II 285 246 BC Gold Octodrachm NGC CHVF RARE Dynastic Portrait. When Alexander died in Babylon on 10 June 323 BCE, his corpse, embalmed by a team of Egyptian morticians, was placed in an elaborate mule cart for travel back to Macedon in northern Greece for burial with his ancestors. Ptolemy (born 367, died 283 BCE), one of Alexander's boyhood companions, trusted bodyguards, and Generals seized the body and diverted it to
