Hello to all. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. I'm not exactly sure when you

be listening to this, but I do want to formally welcome you to the last episode in part one in our exploration

of Cleopatra.

And I will continue to produce and then publish part two in Cleopatra's series and I will do that sometime in the near future down the road.

And as I said before I'm gonna release all those episodes at once.

I'm just gonna flood the feed with them when they're all

said and done. However many there are, I'm thinking maybe another four to six

episodes in part two of Cleopatra's life. But ultimately what part one amounted to, if you sum it all up, is 14 shows if you

include the series introduction and almost eight hours of a historical exploration, which I loved every minute of. I learned

a ton. And if you learned a ton, and if you feel like obviously you know more now than you

did when we started this exploration roughly 12 months ago, if you can believe that.

Then one way you can share your support is to jump into iTunes and leave a review.

And as a reminder, we are only a handful of reviews away from 500 five-star reviews.

So that is all appreciated.

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episode and with all that being said I now give you the final episode

in part one of our series on Cleopatra

the assassination of Julius Caesar, Sixth Emperor Turanes. And then. In his book Cleopatra's kidnappers, author Stephen Dando Collins paints a vivid picture of what was happening in Cleopatra's world around 11 a.m. on the morning of March 15th, 44 b.C. the day Julius Caesar would be

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