... the Roman public during the period of the existence of the second triumvirate, highlighting the many changes he made throughout the Roman political sphere. Antony rose to political leadership after the fall of the first triumvirate had. For Antony, this represented a political opportunity to display his political and oratory skills. He joined hands with Gaius Octavius, and Marc Aemilius to shift the Roman political power balance from the influence of the consulate. The fragility of the state of Rome during the rise of ... Antony is significant for this study, as it explains why Antony, ...

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