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ting any request of such a nature coming from an Egyptian king, and that =
was, that during certain wars which had taken place in previous reigns, a=
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bitants, and were now scattered over the land as slaves. They were employ=
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ptian army.--Fugitive slaves.--Dangerous situation of Caesar.--Presence o=
f Caesar.--Influence of Cleopatra.--First measures of Caesar.--Caesar's s=
tores.--Military engines.--The mole.--View of Alexandria.--Necessity of t=
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ss.--Lowness of the coast.--A combat.--Caesar successful. --Ganymede equi=
ps a fleet.--A naval conflict.--Caesar in danger. --Another victory.--The=
Egyptians discouraged.--Secret messengers. --Dissimulation of Ptolemy--A=
rrival of Mithradates.--Defeat of Ptolemy. --Terror and confusion.--Death=
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lso in the downfall and ruin of Achillas. From the time of Arsino?'s arri=
val in the camp there had been a constant rivalry and jealousy between hi=
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length, the fleet was burned, she charged Achillas with having been, by h=
is neglect or incapacity, the cause of the loss. Achillas was tried, cond=
emned, and beheaded. From that time Ganymede assumed the administration o=
f Arsino?'s government as her minister of state and the commander-in-chie=
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