the Manifest

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The Manifest is the epithet of the Hellenistic Egyptian pharaoh Ptolemy V Epiphanes, highlighting his status as a divinely revealed or made-apparent ruler.

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the Manifest canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Egyptian pharaoh
Hellenistic ruler
associatedConcept divine manifestation of kingship
associatedWith The Manifest
birthPlace Alexandria
capital Alexandria
countryRuled Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt
linked to: Ptolemaic Kingdom
culticRole divinely revealed ruler
deathPlace Alexandria
dynasty Ptolemaic dynasty
linked to: Lagid dynasty
epithet Epiphanes
The Manifest
era Hellenistic period
father Ptolemy IV Philopator
knownFor being styled as a divinely manifest ruler
languageOfInscriptions Egyptian hieroglyphs
Greek
mother Arsinoe III
notableInscription Rosetta Stone decree
linked to: Rosetta Stone
predecessor Ptolemy IV Philopator
reignEnd 180 BC
reignStart 204 BC
religion Ancient Egyptian religion
Ancient Greek religion
royalCultTitle Epiphanes
Eucharistos
linked to: Agape feast
spouse Cleopatra I Syra
successor Ptolemy VI Philometor
title Basileus of the Ptolemaic Kingdom
Pharaoh of Egypt

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Ptolemy V Epiphanes epithetMeaning the Manifest