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Cleopatra
Cleopatra was the last Pharaoh who ruled Ancient Egypt. She committed suicide after losing the Battle of Octavia. Her liaisons with popular Roman figures Julius Caesar and Mark Antony are taken to be proof of her beauty and sexual appeal.
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Who were the best Egyptians Greeks or Romans?
The Romans had a better organised army with better formations, The Greeks were more learned with better weapons and tactics, and the Egyptians were harsh rulers making the soldirs more afraid of them than the enemy.Romans are better than the egytains and Greeks that's why they conqued them.
What famous person's epitaph states that they were 'too sensitive for this world'?
John Keats - 1795-1821 http://englishhistory.net/keats/life.html
Is cleopatras grave already discoveredd?
Unfortunately for us, no, Cleopatra's grave has not yet been discovered. Before all the trouble in Egypt they were actively searching for it and they had two promising places where they were excavating. Nothing has been published about any progress they may have made or even if the digs have resumed.
When did Cleopatra find out that mark Antony died?
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Cleopatra found out that Marc Antony died instantly as he was supposed to have died in her arms after being taken to her tomb.
Did Cleopatra the last phaoroh cheat on her husband?
yes. her husben was her brother and she had Antonys and Caesars kids
Who formed an alliance with Cleopatra VIII the Queen of Egypt?
Nobody. There never was a Cleopatra VIII.
What connection did Cleopatra have to the Old City of Caesarea in current-day Israel?
Cleopatra had no connection to the ancient city of Caesarea that is known. But remember there were several cities by that name. However, her daughter was married to Juba II of Mauritania and their capitol city was named Caesarea.
The Caesarea in current day Israel was built by Herod the Great sometime between 25 and 13 BC. Its construction was started roughly five years after Cleo's death. So Cleopatra would have had no connection to that Caesarea, and it's unlikely that any of her sympathizers would be allowed to even live there, as Cleopatra and Herod were not exactly buddies. However, there was a former city callen Straton's Tower built by Straton I of Sidon on the site of Caesarea in Israel. After the agreement between Cleopatra and Marc Antony at Antioch, Cleopatra was given territories all along the eastern Mediterranean coast and this city was part of her new holdings. She was supposed to have made a tour of her new possessions upon leaving Marc Antony and could very well have stopped at the old city, before it was rebuilt and called Caesarea.
What was the octavian defeated Antonys fleet in battle near?
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Octavian defeated Antony's fleet in the Battle of Actium. Actium is a tongue of land guarding the Ambracian Gulf off the western coast of Greece.
Who is first woman ruler of the world?
No one has ever ruled the whole world. Sobekneferu, Queen of Egypt was the first woman ruler.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Yes, he was an intelligent man. His mistakes were mostly made by his propensity for self-indulgence.
Why did Caesar give back cleopatras throne?
The answer to your question can be a single word--money. To understand this you need a little background. Cleo's father was kicked off the throne by the Alexandrians and replaced by his daughter, Berenice. He wanted the throne back and went to Rome for assistance. In order to get the help he needed he had to borrow big time. His dept was huge and the Roman money lenders, who were getting little return on their loan, sold the loan to Caesar and Pompey. After Pompey was murdered, the entire dept was in Caesar's lap and Caesar wanted to call it in. Cleo's brother was an out and out enemy of Caesar, so Caesar backed Cleopatra and established her on the throne with the agreement that she repay him half of Egypt's debt, which was what she owed him personally. (the other half was put up by Pompey and didn't concern Caesar). The only way that Cleopatra could repay him was to have access to Egypt's wealth as a queen.
Who did Cleopatra have Ptolemy Philadelphos with?
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
The father of Ptolemy Philadelphos was Marc Antony.
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.
