A defeat of a fleet owned by this ruler was traditionally blamed on remora fish, though modern theories suggest it may have been caused (-5[1])by "dead water." Juba II ("the second") of Mauretania's first wife was the daughter of this ruler. (10[1])After being sealed in a mausoleom, this ruler hoisted a lover onto a balcony (10[2])using a pulley. The (10[1])servant Eros was instructed to kill a lover (10[1])of this ruler before that lover declared he was "grieved that a commander as great as I should be found to be inferior to a woman in courage." This ruler fled aboard a flagship with purple sails after being (-5[1])defeated by a naval force led by Marcus Agrippa. A hair pin may have been used to commit (-5[1])suicide by, for 10 points, what queen of (10[1])Egypt who was (10[1])defeated at Actium (10[1])along with her lover Mark Antony? ■END■