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The Ptolemaic Dynasty controlled Egypt from 305–30 BCE. The Romans won. During those years, Alexandria on the Mediterranean was Egypt's capital. The Greek influence was absolute. They were more Greek than Egyptian. The Ptolemaic Dynasty was closest to the Common Era.

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