After the fall of Alexandria in 30 BCE, Egypt was annexed as
a special province placed under Octavian's direct personal control✓Ճիշտ պատասխան
a province administered jointly by the Senate and Octavian
an independent kingdom left under Cleopatra's surviving son
territory divided between Rome and Antony's veteran soldiers
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Egypt became a unique province governed by a prefect Octavian personally appointed, with senators barred from entering without his permission, reflecting its treatment as his own domain rather than a normal Senate-administered territory. It was not jointly run with the Senate, left as an independent kingdom, or simply divided among veterans.