Capitolo 23
formidable it broke out, that he ran away from the country. In fact him as soon as
escaped with his/her life, as attacks him rioting you/he/she had surrounded the building and you/he/she had been
setting him on fire, intending to burn the tyrant all the and he
accomplices of his/her crimes together. However, Physcon contrived to do
his/her escape. He ran away to the island in the Cyprus, while taking with him a certain
beautiful boy, his/her child of the Cleopatra that he had granted the divorce to; for them
enough you/he/she was gotten married long in front of the divorce, to have a child. The name
of this boy Memphitis was. His/her mother was a lot you/he/she softly tied to him,
and Physcon brought away it on this a lot of account, to hold him/it as a hostage
for the good behavior of his/her mother. He imagined that, when he had gone, her
it would possibly try to take back possession of the throne.
Of his/her anticipations in this respect you/they had realized. The people of Alexandria
rallied around Cleopatra, and it appealed to her to take the crown. You did
then, feeling, perhaps of the apprehensions in in comparison to the danger that
footstep is probable that such you possibly bring on its absent boy. You calmed
however, her from the thought that he was in the hands of his really
son-in-laws, and that he could not possibly come to damage.
After some small duration had passed, and Cleopatra was starting to be
well it established in his/her possession of the supreme power to Alexandria,
its birth-day drew near, and setups were built to celebrate him/it
in the most magnificent way. When the day arrived, the whole city was
surrendered to festivity and cheering himself/herself/itself. The great funs were given
in the building and games, shows and plays in every variety show, it was
exhibited and it completed in all the quarters of the city. Same Cleopatra
you/he/she was enjoying a magnificent fun, determined to the gentlemen and gentleman
of the court and the officers of his/her army, in one of the royal buildings.