So just as a little bit of background, in 51 BCE, so right about there on that timeline, and right about here on this timeline, Ptolemy XII, who was the pharaoh of Egypt, dies. Ptolemy XII passes away. And just as a little bit of background, it was called Ptolemaic Egypt, and even this guy was called Ptolemy because you might remember that Alexander the Great, when he conquered Persia in the 330s BCE, he also conquered Egypt. And then once Alexander the Great passed, once he died, one of his generals, Ptolemy, Ptolemy I, established the Ptolemaic Empire over Egypt, established Ptolemaic Egypt. And so this is Ptolemaic Egypt right over here, which was significantly less powerful than the Roman Empire, and historical accounts say that they essentially bribed their way to maintain their independence up to this point. But Ptolemy XII, when he dies in 51 BCE, dies in 51 BCE, in his will, he wants two of his children to co-rule Ptolemaic Egypt. And they were young.