Pouco conhecido Fatos sobre Cleopatra's Diary.
Pouco conhecido Fatos sobre Cleopatra's Diary.
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- she has repeated bits about how supposedly Ptolemy had heard, or cared, about a Jewish Messiah legend, and had cared so much that he had preached it to his daughter!? This is completely impossible, unless of course the author were attempting to manipulate children's minds.
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I avidly read the Royal Diaries series during my middle school years. Like most young girls, I was fascinated with princesses and--maybe not so much like most young girls--deeply interested in the power politics of royalty.
Stepping stones imbedded in the road are the only way people can cross the street without fouling their feet.” Good Lord. They not only had to contend with human waste falling from the windows but human waste literally caking the roads?!! I’d never leave the house.
) and loved it. I kept wondering what I did with my copy years later because the hardcover was beautiful and I loved it. And now that I think about it I'm pretty sure I lent it out to my cousin who never returned it.
The history is terrible; the author has a cast of Roman and Greek "Who's Who" show up to introduce themselves to Cleopatra in her childhood, regardless of how unlikely each meeting is. It feels like the author would have preferred to be writing a story about Cleopatra the woman and chafed at writing one instead about Cleopatra the girl, hence the constant influx of characters who would later be integral in the reign of Cleopatra. This also bears out in Cleopatra's tone and writing - she is constantly pointing out how calm, queenly, educated, intelligent, etc.
He and Duff chatted for a bit and Dice took photos with everyone, seemingly enjoying his special appearance on Tuesday.
She is frightened of being killed but then she stupidly wants to be away from guards and be alone when she knows that her people want her and her father dead.
”The lighthouse master motioned for us to follow him, but to keep as close to the wall as possible. There are pelo railings. One missed step and we would fall to our deaths.” And nobody thought to add said railings while constructing the damn thing?
Cleopatra took control of the way she appeared, coming across differently according to political need. For example, at ceremonial events she would appear dressed as the goddess Isis: it was common for Egyptian rulers to identify themselves with an established deity.
Cleopatra is incorrectly portrayed here as a monotheist and about a stone's throw away from becoming a Christian, if only Jesus would hurry up and be born. It's insulting, and particularly frustrating if you are interested in the mythology of ancient Egypt. Outside of a few references to Isis, there is pelo mention of the Egyptian gods and goddesses at all - and when any god is mentioned other than the Jewish one, it is the Greek/Roman gods, never website the Egyptian ones.
While her father is in hiding after attempts on his life, twelve-year-old Cleopatra records in her diary how she fears for her own safety and hopes to survive to become Queen of Egypt some day Notes