Ceterum corpus eius a Ptolomaeo cui Aegyptus cesserat, Memphim et inde paucis post annis Alexandream translatum est, omnisque memoriae ac nomini honos habetur.
But Ptolemy, under whose control Egypt had come, transported the kings body to Memphis, and from there a few years later to Alexandria where every honour was paid to his memory and his name.
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