Cleopatra · Character
Dioscorides
Greek scholar and friend of Olympus.
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In Of the Coming of Charmion; and of the Wrath of Sepa: Mentioned as the former astrologer dismissed by Cleopatra after a failed prophecy,…
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See Dioscorides in iii of the life of him who was named the learned olympus in the tomb of the harpers that is by t p of his counsel to cleopatra of the message of charmion and of the passing of olympus down to alexandria