Cleopatra

one was named Caesaroin who was Caesar's son, twins Cleopatra Selene II and Alexander Helios and then there is Ptolemy Philadelphus all these were Marc Antony's childrean

no she committed suicide and it was not by snakebite. She died from some type of quick acting poison. The snakebite story is only a myth.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra reigned in Egypt.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Cleopatra's oldest brother died by drowning in the Nile. Her younger brother mysteriously died upon his and Cleopatra's return to Egypt from Rome after Caesar's assassination. It is strongly suspected that Cleopatra ordered his death by poison.

Personally I believe noand all facts point towards no, but you can believe whatever you want.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

Egypt accomplished only one thing under Cleopatra's rule and that was the enlargement of the library at Alexandria. This was due to a gift from Antony of, it is said, 20,000 books from the vast library at Pergamum. Otherwise she did no building except a temple to Julius Caesar, there was no advancement in science or the arts and she allowed the canals in the Nile delta to silt up.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

We don't know where Cleopatra was buried. Archaeologists are still looking for her tomb.

Her momma and her papa... go shoot and stabbed up in the car.

Cleopatra's life was very hard and therefore i think she committed suicide

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I am not exactly sure, but I have a few theories as to where she may lie. The first possibility is somewhere in Rome, and the second possibility is in the newest section of the Valley of the Kings. When Cleopatra died, it is possible that the Romans thought it would be easier to just lay her at rest there.

no answer shame on u weirdos

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra identified herself with Egypt by learning the language, following the religion, and dressing up as the goddess Isis, either to impress the Egyptian people or because she actually believed she was the "New Isis" as she liked to call herself.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

Cleopatra's four children were, Ptolemy XV, (Caesarion), Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene, and Ptolemy Phadelphios.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

No. Cleopatra was a woman who was too self-centered to do any type of thinking unless it had to do with her advancement.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

The sea battle in which Cleopatra and Mark Antony were defeated is the Battle of Actium. It was fought in 31 BC off the coast of Greece.

Technically she's the daughter of the mummies, but I think she looks like dleoptara.

I think so. Because you barely see her in the family.

Cleopatra made some bad decisions in her time, but she also made good one. She made the good decision to treat all of her people equally and just. :)

Cleopatra and Marc Antony had 3 children together, a twin boy and girl, and another boy. After their parents died, they went into the care of Marc Antony's Roman wife, Octavia. The two boys mysteriously disappeared before adulthood, but the girl grew up and married a nobleman. She basically lived a normal life. She was the only one of Cleopatra's four children to survive to adulthood.

Cleopatra's daughter married king Juba II of Mauritania and became a queen. They had a son who succeeded them, Ptolemy of Mauruitaia. The boys certainly lived as the ancient writer Seutonius says that they were "educated according to their stations" and if they were dead, education would have been impossible.

Yes she was head over heels in love with him!

Caesar was 54 years old when he met Cleopatra.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Mark Antony and Cleopatra never won any battle. In fact, Mark Antony only won one battle in his entire military career and that was at Philippi against Brutus and Cassius.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Caesarion is a Greek nickname, being variously translated as "little Caesar" or "son of Caesar". He was called that in Egypt because Cleopatra claimed that Caesar was his father.

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!

Cleopatra's mom obviously was not famous for anything. We don't even know who she was!