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Was Augustus Cleopatra's lover?
No, they were bitter enemies.
Why did Cleopatra die?
Cleopatra died by suicide when Egypt was being invaded by Augustus Caesar.
Who was the roman empire that ruled after Cleopatra?
The Roman emperor who ruled after Cleopatra was Octavian/Augustus.
What is the name of the roman empire that ruled after Cleopatra's death?
The Roman emperor that ruled after Cleopatra was Octavian or Augustus Caesar as he was later named.
What were the conflicts of Augustus?
Augustus declared war on Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII. He went to Alexandria to make Cleopatra surrender the throne. She didn't want to so she committed succide.
Does Cleopatra have living family still?
No there are no one left from Cleopatra's family. Augustus Caesar killed her children.
What conflict did Augustus have with Marc anothony and Cleopatra?
read the book!
What conflict did Augustus have with mark Antony and Cleopatra?
Augustus, who was known as Octavian at the time, had a conflict over power. The conflict was between Antony and Octavian, not so much Cleopatra. Cleopatra was simply a handy tool for Octavian to use to rally forces against Antony. Even though it seemed that Cleopatra had her own ambitions, they were secondary to the major conflict between the men, which was all about power and the sole rule of the Roman empire.
What decision was Cleopatra's worst?
To side with Mark Antony against Augustus.
When Augustus returned from defeating Cleopatra he started what?
new public works
Did Caesar Augustus and Cleopatra have children?
No, absolutely not. They were enemies. Although Cleopatra tried to seduce Augustus/Octavian, by making him "understand" her actions, Octavian would have nothing to do with her and in fact, would not even look at her when they spoke.
Who was the emperor of Egypt after Cleopatra?
Octavian, later known as Augustus, became the emperor of Egypt after Cleopatra. He defeated Cleopatra and her lover Mark Antony in the Battle of Actium in 31 BC, which marked the end of the Ptolemaic dynasty and the beginning of Roman rule in Egypt.
