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When did cleapatra rule?
egypt
How old was cleapatra when she died?
Cleopatra was 39 when she died.
Who was cleapatra married to?
she was married to her brother ptolemy,because it was a tradition.
What is the true reason cleapatra die?
she was touttered for accedently killed a cat
A map of where cleapatra lived?
Cleopatra lived in ancient Alexandria. To see a location map and get an idea of all of ancient Egypt, click on Alexandria in your computer browser. The wikipedia entry in your select group has a map of the ancient city's location and the rest of Egypt.
When did cleapatra rule?
egypt
Who were King Tutankhamun's enemies?
Cleapatra the 8th
How old was cleapatra when she died?
Cleopatra was 39 when she died.
Who was cleapatra married to?
she was married to her brother ptolemy,because it was a tradition.
What is the true reason cleapatra die?
she was touttered for accedently killed a cat
How did cleapatra die?
There are many stories about how she died. Some say that she hid a snake in a basket and made it bite her, some say she was killed.
Who married cleapatra?
Cleopatra had three husbands. The first two were her younger brothers, Ptolemy XIII, and Ptolemy XIV. Her third "marriage" was to Marc Antony, only recognized in Egypt.
A map of where cleapatra lived?
Cleopatra lived in ancient Alexandria. To see a location map and get an idea of all of ancient Egypt, click on Alexandria in your computer browser. The wikipedia entry in your select group has a map of the ancient city's location and the rest of Egypt.
Why did shakespeare copy other works?
Coming up with original ideas for plot of plays was not Shakespeare's strong suit. He generally used a story idea he had read about and dramatised it. Sometimes he used passages from his sources with very little change (e.g. the description of Cleapatra's barge in Antony and Cleopatra; the explanation of Henry V's claim to the throne of France in Henry V) but what changes he did make were invariably improvements. The description of Cleopatra's barge in the original is clunky and dull; when Shakespeare was done with it, it sparkled. Why did he do this? Presumably he felt that it was pointless to reinvent the wheel; why invent a second-rate plot when you can use a great one that already exists? Shakespeare was an expert in creating great dialogue and great characters out of these stale stories. Thank heaven he did copy them! Our ideas about copyright and originality would have prevented the greatest literature in the world from being written.
Did Caesar marry cleapatra?
Julius Caesar never wedded Cossutia, she belonged to an Equestian family (look up equestrian). Although Cossutia's family was seen to be wealthy Julius Caesar broke off their engagement. Some say from reading the first page of SUETONIUS (his book the twelve caesars) that Cossutia is Caesar's first wife, some how mis-interpreted they are. Considering clearly written was "he broke an engagement" and "instead, he married Cornelia.." Cornelia was the daughter of four time consul Cinna, and yet also Cinna was a friend and supporter who allied himself Marius. Julius Caesar is son to the Brother of Marius's wife. so inconclusion you can look at it this way, financially better would of been with Cossutia. But politically by family and further strenghtening his link with Marius, or with Marian supporters (political power by popular vote of the assembly/people).
