[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II (Physcon) meaning "potbelly" or "bladder" due to his obesity.

"Behold, I am Set, creator of confusion, who creates both the tempest and the storm throughout the length and breadth of the heavens."

(Egyptian Book of the Dead)

[HomeAtLast]

Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II? The sculpture in the photo below the name, in your post, was found in a royal tomb in Vergina in the 1970’s and that tomb was sealed about 200 years before Ptolemy VIII died.
If I’m not mistaken :)
Many scholars believe the sculpture depicts Philip II, father of Alexander the Great.