Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Caesar was in Egypt around a year. However he was not with Cleopatra all that time, as he was fighting a war, fighting an insurrection (Zela), establishing Cleopatra on the throne and working on the new Roman calendar.
Julius Caesar and Cleopatra never ruled Egypt. Caesar established her on the throne and left. Cleopatra was the ruler along with her brother, not Caesar.
it was true a very long time ago.
Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.
Apporximately 3 hours.
he lived for 69 years
Cleopatra actually did not marry either one of them. Caesar never married her and the marriage to Marc Antony was a sham, set up to impress the Egyptian people with the unity of their political alliance. The word "marriage" had many meaning in the ancient world.
it was true a very long time ago.
Cleopatra and Caesar were never married.
Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.Yes, Julius Caesar was known for his many affairs with women.
Cleopatra's official reign was 17 years, although her authority was shared and then lost for roughly four years previous to her establishment on the throne by Julius Caesar in 47 BC.
Cleopatra reigned 21 years, from 51 to 30 BC. Her rule was interrupted in 47 when he brother and co-ruler exiled her, but Julius Caesar recalled her and set her back on the throne.
Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.Cleopatra was originally named co-ruler of Egypt with her brother in her father's will. That co-rule did not last long and Cleopatra was exiled. She did not gain complete rule over Egypt until Julius Caesar set her up on the throne in 47 BC.
Apporximately 3 hours.
he lived for 69 years
Cleopatra actually did not marry either one of them. Caesar never married her and the marriage to Marc Antony was a sham, set up to impress the Egyptian people with the unity of their political alliance. The word "marriage" had many meaning in the ancient world.
5 years
2 years
Julius Caesar served as the leader of Rome for approximately 5 years, from 49 BC until his assassination in 44 BC.