Echoes of Cleopatra explores the dramatic transformation of Egypt as it became a vital province of the Roman Empire. Through the lens of politics, culture, religion, and daily life, the book traces the complex interplay between Egyptian traditions and Roman authority. From the legendary alliance of Cleopatra and Rome to the rise of new social orders, the flourishing of the arts, and the challenges of frontier diplomacy, this volume reveals how Egypt's people navigated an era of profound change. The narrative brings to life the voices of rulers, rebels, merchants, women, and the next generation, illuminating the enduring legacy of the Nile in the ancient Mediterranean world.
