Cleopatra was not so much important to Rome as she was to Octavian. She was the tool that Octavian was able to use against Antony and to wage the war against him. By accusing Cleopatra of corrupting Antony, Octavian was able to get the senate to declare war against her. In reality this war was against Antony for sole rule, but Octavian had to avoid all semblance of a civil war and Cleopatra and her conduct with Antony was the perfect opportunity for him.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
Rome was the conqueror of Cleopatra's Egypt and the government changed. After Cleopatra, Egypt became a Roman province and was governed under Roman law with Roman officials replacing the Greek officials. Taxes were paid to Rome rather than to a pharaoh.
Cleopatra was never queen of Rome, although she had ambitions to be Rome's ruler. She ruled in Egypt and died there.
Which time? It is now understood that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. She would not go and stay there for close to two years for no practical reason. The reasons for both of her trips to Rome were political with important Egyptian territory at stake.
No. Cleopatra lost Egypt to Rome, along with its wealth and independance.
Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.Yes. Caesar was a Roman, Rome was his home. Cleopatra, on her visits to Rome, stayed in one of Caesar's villas, which was the customary way that Romans provided accommodations for important visitors.
She was the last Ptolemies to rule Egypt
Cleopatra the 7 is important because she went to Rome to try and get help from them so they could over through her sisters as Pharaohs and return her father to the throne.
Rome was the conqueror of Cleopatra's Egypt and the government changed. After Cleopatra, Egypt became a Roman province and was governed under Roman law with Roman officials replacing the Greek officials. Taxes were paid to Rome rather than to a pharaoh.
Cleopatra was never queen of Rome, although she had ambitions to be Rome's ruler. She ruled in Egypt and died there.
No, Cleopatra committed suicide rather than go to Rome as a prisoner.
No. Cleopatra lost Egypt to Rome, along with its wealth and independance.
Which time? It is now understood that Cleopatra made two trips to Rome. She would not go and stay there for close to two years for no practical reason. The reasons for both of her trips to Rome were political with important Egyptian territory at stake.
Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.Rome never took any land from Egypt while Cleopatra was queen. In fact, Cleopatra received land from Rome after the meeting at Antioch.
Cleopatra committed suicide in Egypt.
because Cleopatra was with mark and they didn't want mark ruler of rome to give the government to Cleopatra
No, Cleopatra did not live in Rome. She lived in Alexandria, the capital of Egypt. However she did visit Rome,some historians think twice and she was at Rome when Caesar was killed.