By 44 BC, Caesar was dead and Rome had again sunk into civil war. Cleopatra returned to Egypt as Caesar’s great-nephew and heir, Augustus, teamed up with Marc Antony and Lepidus to fight Caesar ...

With his ally, Marc Antony, he fought and killed Caesar's old enemies. Victorious, he divided the spoils: Augustus took Rome and Antony got Egypt. The peace did not last long. Antony was quickly ...

Fearing for their lives, Mark Antony and Cassius fled Rome disguised as slaves and joined Caesar in the north. Writing later in The Civil Wars, Caesar recalled how he had been waiting for the ...

Sampson then covers Marc Antony’s attempts to conquer Parthia and Armenia in ... were actually more often at peace – or at least “cold war” – than at war. Rome and Parthia: Empires at War is a good ...

Antony delivers his famous speech to the people of Rome after Caesar has been murdered. In it, he underhandedly questions Brutus while also assuring his audience that he is noble. He reminds the ...