Cleopatra formed her alliances with the two most powerful Roman rulers that she met because it was the only way for her to try to attain her main objectives. She had two main goals which were to keep her country independent and to preserve her dynasty. She knew very well that she could never fight Rome as Egypt had no army to speak of. (The Ptolemies had become lax militarily and if needed preferred to hire mercenaries rather than fielding an Egyptian army.) She also couldn't help but notice that Egypt was surrounded by Roman territories and because of Egypt's vast wealth, it would be tempting for a senatorial takeover. To her way of thinking it was much better to enter into alliances of friendships. Her second concern was to preserve her dynasty. Since she had seen to it that all her family had been killed off (a Ptolemy family tradition) she had to have children to carry on. That's why she was so adamant that her illegitimate son, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion) was fathered by Caesar who was considered a god in the east. Caesarion would marry his sister Cleopatra Selene and thus preserve the dynasty. Marriages between siblings were a common Ptolemy practice.
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At the beginning of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," Flavius and Marullus hold the position of tribunes. As tribunes, they are responsible for representing the interests of the common people and have the authority to protect their rights. In the play, they express their discontent with the public's adoration of Julius Caesar and seek to quell the celebrations in his honor.
Julius Caesar grew up to become one of Romes Greatest Generals, he than joined the senate to seek more power. Julius was eventually murded in cold blood whist at the senate by his fellow senators that thought he had too much power and were afraid he would become king.
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Cleopatra did not actually seek help from Julius Caesar. In fact she probably didn't want to even meet him as there was a massive debt that Egypt owed Caesar which was incurred from her father. However she saw an opportunity, took advantage of it, and it worked.
I do not think Ptolemy moved to Rome. Cleopatra lived there briefly as mistress of Julius Caesar, with full knowledge of Caesar's wife and the Roman people, but Caesar was so powerful and popular at the time that this indiscretion was tolerated. After Caesar's assassination, I think Cleopatra returned to Egypt. Her plans to revisit Rome as a conqueress, with her new husband Marc Antony, were thwarted at the Battle of Actium. Not sure what happened to Ptolemy XIII after Caesar replaced him with his sister Cleopatra.
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It didn't.
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