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What is the duration of No Trouble with Cleopatra?
The duration of No Trouble with Cleopatra is 1.38 hours.
Was pompey Cleopatra's brother?
Pompey was not Cleopatra's brother?
Is Ptolemy the geographer related to Cleopatra?
Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.Ptolemy XIII was Cleopatra's brother and also her first husband.
When was No Trouble with Cleopatra created?
No Trouble with Cleopatra was created on 1960-12-08.
When did Cleopatra's brother rule?
Cleopatra's brother ruled with Cleopatra immediately after their father's death. She ruled with her second brother/husband right after her first brother/husband died.
Did Cleopatra's father have a will?
Cleopatra's father did have a will. His will was to leave the power and the kingdom to Cleopatra and her younger brother. Then, Cleopatra was only 18 and her brother was only 12
Which brother did Cleopatra kill?
Cleopatra kiled her youngest brother, Ptolemy XIV.
Was Ptolemy XIII Cleopatra's brother?
Ptolemy XIII was the brother of Cleopatra.
Did Cleopatra steal the throne after her brother?
Cleopatra did not steal the thronw from her brother. In fact her brother tried to drive Cleopatra out of Alexandra so he did not have to share the thrine with her.
Who did Cleopatra first marry?
She was educated by her mother, and father.cleopatra married her younger brother but he died so then she married her other younger brother which drowned by some people.
Was Cleopatra married to her brother?
Yes, Cleopatra was married to her brother. In fact she was married to both of them.
Did Cleopatra kill her brother to become pharaoh?
Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.Yes and no. Cleopatra's first brother/husband was killed in the Alexandrian war. Her second brother/husband died mysteriously after Cleopatra and he returned to Egypt after Caesar's death, leaving Cleopatra the sole ruler.
