List of Macedonian and Ptolemaic Rulers Ptolemy I Soter I (The Savior) 305–285 BCE He made his son “Ptolemy II” co-regent during 285–282 BCE. Ptolemy II Philadelphus (Sister-loving) A “Ptolemy Son of Ptolemy” was mentioned as a co-regent with Philadelphus during 267–259 BCE. There was a clear conflict of views 285–246 BCE among historians as to the identity of this co-regent. Philadelphus made his son “Ptolemy III” co-regent in the period from November 247 to January 246 BCE. Ptolemy III Euergetes I (The Benefactor) 246–221 BCE Ptolemy IV Philopator (Father-loving) He made his son “Ptolemy V”, who was still a baby, co-regent during 221–204 BCE 209–204 BCE. Ptolemy V Epiphanes (The Illustrious) 204–180 BCE A N I R Ptolemy VI Philometor (Mother-loving) D N He ruled jointly with Cleopatra I (180–176 BCE), then with Cleopatra A 180–145 BCE X II and Ptolemy VIII (170–163 BCE), then finally with his eldest son E L Ptolemy Eupator (The good Father) (153–150 BCE). A A Ptolemy VII Neos Philopator (Father-loving) C E 145 BCE H T He ruled jointly with Cleopatra II. O I L Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II (The Benefactor) B I B Cleopatra II ruled jointly with him during 145–131/130 BCE, then she – 170–116 BCE took over during 131/130–127 BCE. He ruled jointly once more with M U her during 124–116 BCE. E S U Ptolemy IX Soter II (The Savior) 116–107 BCE M S E I Cleopatra III ruled jointly with him during 116–107 BCE. 88–80 BCE T I U Ptolemy X Alexander I Q I 107–88 BCE T N Cleopatra III ruled jointly with him during 107–101 BCE. A Page1 of 2 A NT I Q U I TI ES M U SE U M – BI BL I O T H EC A A L E X A N D R I N A Ptolemy XV XV Ptolemy XIV Ptolemy XIII Ptolemy ru mentioned below three with the ruled She jointly VII Cleopatra 58–55 duringBCE. over took Berenice IV XII Ptolemy him. with IIIjointly ruled Berenice XIPtolemy Page2of2 Alexander Neos Caesarion Dionysos Philopator Dionysos Dionysos II (Little Caesar) (Father-loving) (New Dionysus) (New / Auletes lers. (Flute Player) Player) (Flute 44–30 BCE 44–30 BCE 47–44 BCE 51–47 BCE 51–30 BCE 80–51 BCE 80 BCE 80 BCE.