A (*) landmark in this kingdom stood over 120 meters tall, was destroyed by earthquakes in the Middle Ages, and was built on the island of Pharos.
The rise of one dynasty in this kingdom reduced the importance of its trading post of Naukratis. The first ruler of one of this kingdom's dynasties seized a corpse that was being escorted by Perdiccas. Zenodotus was the first head of an institution founded in this kingdom. The first ruler of one of its dynasties earned the nickname "savior" for relieving a siege of Rhodes by Demetrius Poliorcetes. A (*) landmark in this kingdom stood over 120 meters tall, was destroyed by earthquakes in the Middle Ages, and was built on the island of Pharos. This kingdom was absorbed into a Roman province following the death, supposedly by asp bite, of a woman who was defeated at the Battle of Actium. For 10 points, name this kingdom ruled over by Ptolemy I and Cleopatra.
The rise of one dynasty in this kingdom reduced the importance of its trading post of Naukratis.
Egypt  [or Ptolemaic  Egypt ; accept  Ptolemaic  Kingdom until "Ptolemy" is read]