Cleopatra has immortalized her name in the annals of history, and her fame has spread throughout the East and West in the ancient and modern worlds. Historians and compilers of all ages devoted themselves to this particular queen, covering the stories surrounding her biography with narration and refutation, and presenting her works and circumstances in great length and detail. Some of them sided against her, following a traditional policy, which was taken lightly by Roman politicians and writers in the Augustan era, so they blamed this queen, accusing her of the most obscene words, arrogance, and defamation, and attributed to her many evils and sins.
This book sheds light on the life of Cleopatra VII, as she was a unique personality who assumed the leadership of the Egyptian people at crucial stages of their history, with a desire to explain and clarify the secrets that surrounded her.