Dictator of Ptolemias

The Dictatorship of Ptolemias was established in 80 BC by Cleophilus Acquillus Tacitus after the Impeachment of King Marius II. The rank of Dictator was given to an elected individual who was allowed ten years of office at most over Ptolemias. Cleophilus was the first of eleven dictators in a span of 108 years with the last dictator being Ptolemy Tacitus who was executed in 28 AD by the Anarchist Revolution. Even though it was an elective office, nepotism seemed to plague the Ptolemias court with the Tacitus family being the dominant dynasty throughout the century following Cleophilus' rise to power.