She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
She didn't. That story of her dying by snakebite is a myth, begun by Octavian himself. It's generally believed that she killed herself by some type of quick acting poison and not by the lingering, painful death of a snakebite.
An Asp was used in Cleopatra's suicide
She killed herself with a snake after Marc Antony got killed.
No, she had an asp (poisonous snake) bite her.
let a asp bite her which is a very venom snake
she had a poisonious snake tucked back in her room when she found it she let the snake bite her....
Cleopatra used some type of poison to kill herself. There is a story about her being bitten by a snake, but that is only a myth actually conjured up by Octavian himself.
Octavian did not kill Cleopatra. Cleopatra killed herself. She committed suicide.
Cleopatra was under guard in her beautiful Mausoleum in Alexandria when she killed herself.
Cleopatra died because the love of her life killed himself, because he was told by an anonymous person that she killed herself, but she really didn't and after that she really did kill herself. So the answer that was here at first was wrong some dufus head that didn't no about Cleopatra wrote what he/she thought but it wasn't true octavian did not kill Cleopatra and she did not kill herself because she knew she was going to be his prisoner. And to that dufus who wrote that your a stupid pus$y head!!Adding on to that someone told that Cleopatra died so Marc killed himself so he could be with his wife from beyond the skies.But when Cleopatra saw Marc dead she killed herself with the ssnake and placed it to her neck and let the the snake bite her(which was probably the same snake wondering throughout the tower when Cleopatra was younger). So their is Cleopatras end.
Asp
Cleopatra killed herself in August of 30 BC.
because she is suicidal