Cleopatra and the Egyptians
Cleopatra's father and mother weren't egyptian
they were roman.
they're roman but they came to egypt.
In the Egyptian's time, brother
and sister married each other. Cleopatra
was the wife of her brother, Ptolemy XIII.
He was 10, he was younger than his sister
Cleopatra. She was 18 when she married him.
I'm glad I'm not an Egyptian. Or else I'd have to marry one of my sisters.
Her brother's officer drove her out of Egypt. She went to Rome and she found this guy called Julius Caesar.
She asked him if he could help her fight Ptolemy. And he did. And he won. She married him.
And he had this sorta statue near this golden seat. It was the statue of himself.
And the golden seat was his own. And so these guys wanted to assassinate him because
he had that seat and statue. And he was a rich man.
So when he got killed, Cleopatra went back to Egypt, because the Romans didn't trust an Egyptian.
-- the end, for now --
- to be continued -

St. Benedict and his monks built a church on Monte casino. One day a king (I forgot his name) came, and he tried to trick Benedict into thinking his knight was the king himself. But Benedict saw the him do it.