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Earn +20 ptsQ: Did Cleopatra really die from a snake?
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Who was Cleopatra's slayer?
asp or snake
What things represent Cleopatra?
the snake and beutifulness
When was the death of Cleopatra?
by a cobra or a snake as in a cobra
Was Cleopatra assassinated?
Actually yes she was assassinated by the creed is assassins. The assassins took an asp snake and held it to Cleopatra and the snake killed her from venom toxins.
Who did Cleopatra really love?
Cleopatra really loved a greek general? you know his name!
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