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Ptolemy II deifies his parents, then himself and his sister-wife.
Geometry, Pride: A reading: the keeper of the accounts stands at the altar too.
In plain words
Ptolemy II declares his parents gods, then himself and his sister-wife: the seat in its literal form. The one who keeps the accounts also stands at the altar, so there is no higher court to bring him before.
The mechanism
THE UN-ACCUSABLE SEAT, LITERAL FORM — the one who holds the accounts is also the one at the altar, so there is no higher court to haul the king before
How it was checked
- EvidenceT5 INDEPENDENT SECULAR; Status: COMMITTED; a capture
- Letter eraTHE PROPHETS AND THE ROAD 776 BC to 4 BC
- Plate — Gold tetradrachm of Ptolemy II and Arsinoe II, with the deified Ptolemy I and Berenice I, Munich · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Egypt_-_king_Ptolemaios_II_and_queen_Arsinoe_II_-_260-240_BC_-_gold_tetradrachm_-_busts_of_Ptolemaios_II_and_Arsinoe_II_-_busts_of_Ptolemaios_I_and_Berenike_I_-_M%C3%BCnchen_GL.jpg
- SourcesSECULAR RECORD — the edicts
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