The longest-lived of the Hellenistic empires was the Ptolemies of:

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The Ptolemies were the rulers of Egypt and their empire lasted for over 300 years, from the reign of Ptolemy I Soter in 305 BC until the annexation of Egypt by Rome in 30 BC. The other options are not correct as Persia was not a Hellenistic empire, Anatolia and Macedonia were not ruled by a single dynasty during Hellenistic period, and Galatia was not an empire but a region in Anatolia inhabited by Celtic tribes.

The Longest-Lived of the Hellenistic Empires Was the Ptolemies Of