Cleopatra. The Last Queen of Egypt

Arthur Weigall - a member of Lord Carnarvon's expedition, who opened the tomb of Tutankhamun to the world, was a well-known expert in ancient Egypt. A scientist and writer, he created a comprehensive and beautiful portrait of the most extraordinary... woman of Antiquity.
Cleopatra came to power at the age of eighteen, she spoke seven languages, revived the rituals of the ancient religion of Egypt, and adopted the symbol of the divine essence of the Mother Goddess Hathor, daughter of the Great Ra. Fearless, power-hungry, and charming, she was very beloved by her people. Business-minded, with a sharp, perceptive mind, the queen fought for women's rights by all possible means and supported female rulers of small and weak states.