Premise: Then, after Alexander's death in 323 b.c. , Cleomenes took control of the country under the name Ptolemy I. The new city of Alexandria, located on the Mediterranean coast, became the base for the Ptolemaic control of Egypt and the cultural capital of Europe, and Thebes finally lost its influence.
Hypothesis: Cleomenes first considered taking the name Plato, though eventually ruled in favor of the less pretentious Ptolemy. 
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