プトレマイオス3世
When Agathocles felt his death was approaching, he sent Theoxena and their children to Egypt. Agathocles died in 289 BC and declared his kingdom a democracy on his death. Theoxena spent her remaining years living in Egypt with her family. Theoxena and Agathocles’ children and their descendants rose to very high prominence in the reigns of Theoxena's half-brother Ptolemy II; her nephew Ptolemy III Euergetes and her great-nephew Ptolemy IV Philopator.