That's a hard question to answer. We get most of our information about Cleopatra from the Roman point of view, which is the view of the victor and so they won't say too many good things about her. However, the ancient writers give her grudging admiration for the fact that she committed suicide as it was considered an honorable way to die in Roman eyes. Then too, Cleopatra was a very wealthy royal. She was in a position to grant favors to people and she more than likely had a lot of flatterers and "fair weather friends" all trying to get favors from her. Her servants and staff certainly were quick to abandon her, as her slave told Octavian that Cleopatra had hidden away some jewels that she was supposed to have turned over to the Romans and her son Caesarion's tutor was the one who turned him in to the Romans.
Yes!
she admired caeson
yes why ofcourse you should
Caesar was more amused by Cleopatra than admiring. What Caesar did admire was the city of Alexandria. There was even a rumor that he was either going to turn Rome into another Alexandria or move the capitol there.
Cleopatra didn't let anyone stand in her way
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Cleopatra did not go to college. She lived 2082 years ago. College as we think of it was unknown to Cleopatra and anyone else living her her time.
No, Cleopatra killed herself. The exact method is unknown, but the consensus is that she committed suicide by some type of poison.
Why not? It's your house and if you want a picture of Cleopatra or anyone else for that matter, go for it.
um ANYONE CAN PLAY THE XYLOPGHNE
Before she married, Cleopatra's first lover that we know of, is Julius Caesar. We don't know about anyone before him.