Daily life during the construction of a city by a ruler of this name is recorded in documents left by Zenon of Kaunos. A ruler of this name was supported by the Gabiniani during a civil war following the death of his father, another ruler of this name with an epithet meaning “Flautist.” A ruler of this name reconquered territory that had been lost to the rebel Hogrunaphor after his predecessor of this name was defeated at the Battle of Raphia. A ruler of this name gathered seventy-two scholars to translate the Torah into Greek (10[1])and commissioned a history of his kingdom from Manetho. The first ruler of this name (-5[1])built both a mausoleum for Alexander (10[1])the Great and a lighthouse (10[1])called the Pharos (10[1])in his capital. (10[2])For 10 points, give this name of (10[1])fourteen (10[1])rulers of the dynasty that ruled Hellenistic Egypt. ■END■