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Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

Cleopatra wrapped herself in a rug or a mat to meet with Julius Caesar because it was about the only way she could think of to obey his summons without getting herself killed. Caesar summoned her to Alexandria in order to settle the war between Cleo and her brother. Cleopatra, if she came openly, would have put herself right into her brother's stronghold (Alexandria) and she would have been killed on sight.

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Cleopatra only had one important accomplishment and that was only for a brief time when she enlarged her territories to almost the size of her ancestors' holdings. You have to remember that Cleopatra was only a minor queen of a crumbling dynasty. She only came to the attention of the world because of her support of Marc Antony. Most of everything else that is popularly "known" about her is myth and misconception.

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they didn't date the just had a kid

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Her first obstacle was her brother in their fight for the throne. Then she had to adjust her policies after Caesar was killed as she had pinned all her hopes on Caesar's protection. Her greatest obstacle was Octavian. He was the one obstacle that she could not overcome.

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Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

Cleopatra went to war with the Romans in 31 BC.

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Her reign started with the Alexandrian war, then there was the assassination of Julius Caesar, the civil war between the triumvirs and the assassins, Antony arriving in the east and the rivalry between Octavian and Antony culminating in the battle at Actium. Domestically, Egypt suffered drought and famine during the first three years of Cleo's reign.

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If you mean the movie, I don't believe there is. However, you may be thinking of the famous chariot race scene in Ben Hur. Hope I helped!

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i really don't now but i think she didn't!

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no

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Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

Cleopatra was not famous when she ruled, she was infamous. Her neighbors disliked her because of her meddling in their internal affairs, especially Herod. Rome disliked her because of her alleged seduction of Marc Antony way from Roman values, and her own family had been murdered at her instigation.

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You could say money. Ptolemy XII, Cleopatra's father, had been ousted from power by his wife and relatives. He wanted his throne back and borrowed vast sums of money from Roman money lenders in order to get back into power. Okay, it worked and he got his throne back, killed off his relatives, and resumed his rule as an independent ally of Rome. Cleopatra, his daughter and his heir, inherited not only his debt but his struggle to keep Egypt independent, as all the kingdoms and territories surrounding Egypt were dominated by Rome. She held to her alliance with Rome, even though she backed the wrong person in the war between Antony and Octavian.

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Caesar was 54 years old when he met Cleopatra.

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A cartouche is a person's name written in hieroglyphics. It is a line, sometimes two, of hieroglyphics with a circle around it. Cleopatra's cartouche would simply be her name written in hieroglyphics.

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mclintock was filmed in old tucson, and the san rahfael ranch east of patagonia, AZ

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If you mean in the play, I don't know. If you mean in reality, there are two people that come to mind, Alexander the Great and his great nephew Octavian. He admired Alexander and tried to outdo him in his military conquests. Seutonius tells us that he admired Octavian for the youth's intelligence and determination.

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It is safe to say her jewelry looked like Egyptian jewelry of the time. We know that she liked pearls as some of her coins show her with a strand of pearls around her neck. There is also the story of her having a pair of huge pearl earrings and that she dissolved one in a glass of wine on a bet.

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Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator

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In addition to Pascal's other achievements, he was also a wit. Now even in his day, it was known that Cleopatra had a very large nose. There was/is an old saying that one should "pull in his nose" or "pull in his horns", when others think he is being too greedy. So, he was saying that if Cleopatra had been content with what she had, the culture (face) of the world would have evolved differently. At least that's my idea of his meaning.

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Cleopatra had a natural ability to pick up languages, sometimes this is called having an ear for languages. However, it was nothing unusual for the people around Alexandria to be multilingual, as Alexandria was a trading center and a crossroads between the east and the west. Remember too, that Cleopatra spoke Egyptian, a Semitic language, which was the root language of the languages that she spoke. So by knowing Egyptian it was an easy matter for her to pick up the other languages, especially since she had a natural ability for it. It is also said that she had difficulty in speaking Latin, which was a non Semitic language.

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He was killed by a group of conspirators, headed by his close friend and protégé, Marcus Junius Brutus.

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all I know is that cleoaptra was born in 69 B.C.

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Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

Julius Caesar was the ruler who installed Cleopatra VII on the throne of Egypt.

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She was a so-so mother. She did all the right things by seeing to it that they were well cared for and had good tutors, but her main interest in her children seemed to be their potential to perpetrate the dynasty. I this she failed.

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Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.

Cleopatra did no building except for a temple to Julius Caesar and she finished a project begun by her father. She did, however, commission a tomb to be build for herself but it was unfinished at the time of her death.