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Write a continuation for this paragraph: Cleopatra and her younger brother, Ptolemy XIII, acceded to the throne as co-regents, but a dispute between them led to an open civil war. Cleopatra fled, for a short period, to Roman Syria in 48 BC. C., but she returned that same year with an army to confront her brother. Considered a client state of Rome, the Roman statesman, Pompey the Great, projected Ptolemaic Egypt as a place to take refuge after losing the Battle of Pharsalia in 48 BC. C., in Greece against his rival, Julius Caesar, during the second civil war of the Roman Republic. However, Ptolemy XIII had Pompey killed at Pelusium and sent his severed head to Caesar, when the latter occupied Alexandria during his pursuit of Pompey. With his authority as consul of the Roman Republic, Caesar attempted to reconcile Ptolemy with his sister Cleopatra; However, Ptolemy's chief advisor, Pothinus the Eunuch, considered that Caesar's terms favored Cleopatra, so his forces, led first by Achillas and then by Ganymede under the orders of Arsinoe IV, (Cleopatra's younger sister) ), they besieged Caesar and Cleopatra...<end_of_turn>
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... en el palacio. Los refuerzos de César levantaron el asedio a principios de 47 a. C. Ptolomeo XIII murió poco después en la batalla del Nilo. Arsínoe IV fue finalmente exiliada a Éfeso y César, ahora un dictador electo, declaró a Cleopatra y a su hermano menor Ptolomeo XIV, como gobernantes conjuntos de Egipto. Sin embargo, César mantuvo un romance privado con Cleopatra del que nació un hijo, Cesarión, antes de partir hacia Roma.<end_of_turn><eos>