Editing Ptolemy VI Philometor (section)

==Marriage and issue==
Ptolemy VI and his sister-wife, Cleopatra II, had the following issue:
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|[[Ptolemy Eupator]]|| ||15 October 166 BC||August 152 BC||Briefly co-regent with his father in 152 BC.
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|[[Cleopatra Thea]]||[[File:AlexanderIBalasAndCleopatraThea.jpg|90px]]||c. 164 BC||121/0 BC||Married in succession to the [[Seleucid]] kings [[Alexander I Balas|Alexander I]], [[Demetrius II Nicator|Demetrius II]], and [[Antiochus VII]]. Eventually [[queen regnant]] of Seleucid Syria. 
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|[[Cleopatra III]]||[[File:Cleopatra-III-at-Kom-Ombo.jpg|90px]]||160–155 BC?||September 101 BC||Married her uncle Ptolemy VIII, ruled as senior co-regent with her sons [[Ptolemy IX]] and [[Ptolemy X]] from 116/5–101 BC.
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|Ptolemy|| ||c. 152 BC||143/141 or 132/1 BC?||Survived his father but was eventually eliminated by his uncle, Ptolemy VIII. Traditionally, he was identified with his cousin and half-brother, [[Ptolemy VII Neos Philopator|Ptolemy Neos Philopator]], who died in 132/131 BC and was deified under that name in 118 BC.
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|Berenice|| ||160s BC?||Before 133 BC||Briefly engaged to [[Attalus III]] of [[Pergamum]], her parentage and even her membership of the Ptolemaic dynasty is entirely hypothetical.
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