The Crime of Omission: The untold story of Ptolomy Caesarion

The Crime of Omission: The untold story of Ptolomy Caesarion

by Tina Di Maio

149 pages· 2016

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PTOLOMY XV CAESARION
Dob 23rd June 47BC
HISTORY dictates that I was murdered at a young age and that my mother
took her own life. Neither are true.
Only now, centuries later, am I able to give a true account.
I am the son of Caesar and Cleopatra. My name is Ptolomy Caesarion.
I was born to rule Egypt and Rome but was sent away by my mother to avoid being murdered.
I fathered a child who became a Disciple of our Lord Jesus.
I became the leader of the 'Magi' sect and travelled with the three wise men.
I learned wisdom and understanding and how my life was destined to be inter-twined with that of our saviours.
I studied ancient scrolls and predicted the time and place of our Lord's birth.
I saw with my own eyes the newborn infant Jesus.
I helped Mary and Joseph escape to Egypt with their son.
I was also there at our Lord's crucifixion.
What follows is the account of my life in my own words, from boy to adult, as told to the one who came by the Ring of Sophia, as prophesised.
Let us now re-write history when at long last, people will know what truly happened to me

'HISTORY HAS SEEN NOTHING LIKE IT - IT'S ALL I'VE EVER BEEN'
PTOLOMY CAESARION
24.01.2014

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