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Who was the ruler of Rome when Cleopatra was around?
During Cleopatra's time Rome was ruled by the second triumvirate. Rome itself was ruled by Octavian, Africa by Lepidus and the east, including Egypt, was ruled by Marc Antony.
When did Cleopatra and mark Antony ruled Egypt for rome?
Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.
When did Cleopatra and Mark rule Egypt for Rome?
Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.Never. Marc Antony was the Roman ruler in the east. Cleopatra was a mere client queen of Rome. Egypt was an independent kingdom, not ruled by Rome at the time of Cleopatra. Egypt was not ruled by Rome until 30 BC when Octavian entered Alexandria.
Who co-ruled rome with octavian?
No one actually co-ruled with Octavian. After Caesar's murder the senate was nominally in control. During the triumvirate, the area that Rome was in was ruled by Octavian alone, with the senate assenting to whatever Octavian wanted, and after the civil war with Antony, Octavian had all the power and ruled alone. During the principate, Octavian gave lip service to the traditions of the republic by having consuls with himself, but he held and kept all the power. The closest he came to having a co-ruler was when he granted Marcus Agrippa supreme powers in the east.
When did Cleopatra and mark Antony rule?
Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.Cleopatra ruled firmly from 47 BC to 30 BC. (Yes, she ruled before 47, but she was never completely in control at that time and was overthrown and exiled.) Antony actually never ruled Egypt -- he didn't have to. Marc Antony was the Roman triumvirate, the supreme Roman authority in the east. He controlled not only Egypt, and Greece, but the entire eastern half of the empire. His rule of the east began in 42 BC and ended in 30 BC.
When did Marc Antony become leader of Rome?
Marc Antony became leader of Rome the first time as Caesar's Master of the Horse while Caesar was away in the east chasing Pompey. He was elected or appointed consul along with Caesar. After Caesar's death he was the remaining consul and was in charge of Rome until the end of his term as consul. He then became a member of the second triumvirate and was a leader of Rome along with Octavian and Lepidus.
How did octavian defeat the second triumvirate?
Octavian did not defeat the second triumvirate, he was part of it. What happened was that the three men divided the empire into areas where they would exercise their power. Antony took the east, Octavian took Rome and most of the west while Lepidus had Africa. Lepidus thought he was entitled to more and tried to militarily oust Octavian. However Octavian turned the tables on him and he was exiled, but in luxury. It was just Octavian and Antony then and after they went to war, Octavian was the winner.
Who ruled with Octavian?
No one actually co-ruled with Octavian. After Caesar's murder the senate was nominally in control. During the triumvirate, the area that Rome was in was ruled by Octavian alone, with the senate assenting to whatever Octavian wanted, and after the civil war with Antony, Octavian had all the power and ruled alone. During the principate, Octavian gave lip service to the traditions of the republic by having consuls with himself, but he held and kept all the power. The closest he came to having a co-ruler was when he granted Marcus Agrippa supreme powers in the east.
Did Mark Antony ruled the east and Egypt after Caesar's death?
Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.Yes, but not immediately after Caesar's death. He had a wrangle with Octavian and only when those issues were settled and the second triumvirate was formed did he rule the eastern part of the empire.
Was mark Anthony roman?
Yes, Marc Antony was a Roman. In fact he was a counsul with Julius Caesar and then a member of the second triumvirate. He was the most powerful Roman in the east.
Which empire ruled Rome when it was largest?
Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.Trajan ruled the Roman empire during its greatest extent.
When did Antony rule over rome?
If you are referring to Mark Antony, he never actually ruled Rome. He was part of a three-manalliance which was called triumvirate, with Octavian (later he was called Augustus) and Marcus AemiliusLepidus which fought against the assassins of Julius Caesar. After they defeated them, Octavian took charge of the western part of the empire (including the city of Rome), Mark Antony too charge of the east and Lepidus was in charge of northwestern Africa and Spain. Octavian then declared war on Mark Antony and his ally, Cleopatra VII of Egypt. Octavian defeated them and they committed suicide. Mark Antony was in change of the east from 40 BC to 30 BC.Mark Antony, it should be noted, never actually ruled Rome for long. While Caesar was away in the east, Antony was his Master of the Horse and ruled and was responsible for the city of Rome. He was also the supreme authority after Caesar's murder, as he was the remaining consul and brokered the "deal" with the conspirators.
