... Rome. He was married three times and was known to be involved with three more women. One of his most notable affairs was with Cleopatra of Egypt, with whom he had a child. The only reason that he and Cleopatra did not marry was that under Roman law at that time, only Roman citizens could be married to each other. Caesar had a total ... Caesar was killed Mark Antony assumed the role of leader of Rome, but Caesar's nephew believed that he should be a ruler, so he challenged Antony. Mark Antony and his lover Cleopatra fled to Egypt where they committed suicide together. Antony was married ...

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... old ally in Pompeii and had him killed to keep on Julius' good side. With his charm leading him to gain a close bond with Cleopatra, having this lead to a great increase in power for Julius and for herself. Julius and Cleopatra had become one of histories greatest love stories but more importantly lead to a change in leadership in Egypt. Caesar had assisted ... Cleopatra in taking over the thrown in Egypt and defeating King Ptolemy army. It was a great victory for Julius Caesar his gained an ally, a wife and some power in Egypt meanwhile ... ...

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