Marc Antony killed himself by "falling on his sword" which was the Roman way of saying he stabbed himself in the gut. This was the honorable way for a Roman soldier to die.
Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.
Marc Antony
It was Marc Antony.
No, Mark Antony committed suicide with his lover Cleopatra
The target was Caesar, and Antony was diverted away from the scene when the assassination took place.
Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.Marc Antony killed himself in 30 BC.
He thought she was dead.
Marc Antony killed himself by "falling on his sword" which was the Roman way of saying he stabbed himself in the gut. This was the honorable way for a Roman soldier to die.
Not really. Marc Antony had no great affection for Cleopatra as evidenced by his letter to Octavian. Marc Antony killed himself because he knew very well that the war was lost and it was the honorable thing for a Roman to do in those circumstances.
No, Mark Antony committed suicide with his lover Cleopatra
Marc Antony
It was Marc Antony.
The target was Caesar, and Antony was diverted away from the scene when the assassination took place.
No, Marc Antony was Caesar's friend, ally, general and distant relative.
Marc Antony killed himself. He committed suicide as it was an honorable way for a defeated Roman to die.
No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.No, Marc Antony was not Caesar's son, but he was a distant nephew.
Octavian did not necessarily want to kill Marc Antony. He wanted to wage war against him because the two men were locked into a fight over who would become the sole ruler of Rome and her territories. He did not want to be seen as wanting war with Marc Antony. Therefore, he declared war on Cleopatra VII of Egypt, Marc Antony's lover and ally, knowing that Antony would join the war to defend her.