Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
No, Cleopatra did not live in Rome. She lived in Alexandria, the capital of Egypt. However she did visit Rome,some historians think twice and she was at Rome when Caesar was killed.
No, Nefertiti live a thousand plus years before Cleopatra and never heard of Caesar.
If by spouse you mean husbands they were her two brothers. If by spouse you mean live-in lovers, they were Caesar and Marc Antony.
Cleopatra live from 60 to 30 B.C.
Cleopatra lived in Alexandria.
No, Cleopatra did not live in Rome. She lived in Alexandria, the capital of Egypt. However she did visit Rome,some historians think twice and she was at Rome when Caesar was killed.
No, Nefertiti live a thousand plus years before Cleopatra and never heard of Caesar.
If by spouse you mean husbands they were her two brothers. If by spouse you mean live-in lovers, they were Caesar and Marc Antony.
Cleopatra live from 60 to 30 B.C.
Cleopatra live from 60 to 30 B.C.
He was born about 100 or 102 BC. He was solider, pontifex, consul, and Caesar in Rome. He did much more than that, but to write everything he did would take forever. Don't forget he was also husband to Cleopatra and a father to their son.
Cleopatra lived in Alexandria.
Cleopatra lived in Alexandria.
Cleopatra lived on the continent of Africa.
No, but they may have first met each other there when she accompanied her father, Ptolemy XII Auletes, to join forces with Gabinus, a subordinate of Julius Caesar. They never lived there, but Cleopatra's treacherous sister Arsinoe was in exile on Ephesus, and created a lot of trouble in spreading rumours that Mark Antony was a traitor to Cleopatra during her backing of him and Octavian during the brief insurrection by Cassius and Brutus following the assassination of Julius Caesar. Arsinoe was herself killed on the steps of the Temple of Artemis in approx. 40 BC, but Antony and Cleopatra never lived there.
Cleopatra lived in Alexandria, her capital city.
Cleopatra lived in the Ptolemaic dynasty.