 Ptolemy and Cleopatra were still young children, so the marriage was not consummated for many years; they would eventually have at least four children together.At this time, the couple were incorporated into the Ptolemaic dynastic cult as the "Theoi Philometores" ('the Mother-loving Gods'), named in honour of the deceased Cleopatra I.In Egyptian religious contexts, the title recalled the relationship of the Pharaoh as Horus to his mother Isis.