CLEOPATRA- CLEOPATRA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH MARK ANTONY (3) Flashcards

1
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What did Octavian take from Antony

A

The soldiers of Caesar, the Senate

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2
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Where was each of the triumvirate assigned

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Lepidus received Africa, Antony Eastern provinces and Octavian the West

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3
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Where did Antony spend the winter of 42 BC

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Athens

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4
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Where did Antony go in spring 41 BC

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Ephesus

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5
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Who did Cleopatra dress as when visiting Tarsus

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Aphrodite

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6
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How did Cleopatra obtain sole rule over Egypt using Antony?

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She told him to kill Arsinoe

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7
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Where did Antony spend the winter of 41-40 BC

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Alexandria with Cleopatra

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8
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What were the terms of the treaty of Tarentum?

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Extend the power of the consuls for another 5 years
Antony’s son was to be married to Octavian’s daughter
Antony was to receive a number of soldiers for his Parthian campaign
Octavian would receive 120 ships from Antony to help him defeat Sextus

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9
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What were the names of Antony’s and Cleopatra’s children?

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Alexander Helios and Cleopatra Selene II

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10
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Why was Antony’s and Cleopatra’s relationship significant for Rome?

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Resources of Egypt- Antony could maintain a good supply of grain to Rome, which ensured the support of the Roman population

If Octavia was treated badly by his affair with Cleopatra, it could personally embarrass Octavian, which could create a trigger for war

Loss of land- Were Cleopatra to use the lands that were given to her by Antony to strengthen her own position, this may be done at the expense of Rome

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11
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Why was Antony’s and Cleopatra’s relationship significant for Egypt?

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Dynastic security- the relationships with leading Romans provided the queen with security and support

Support to rule- Cleopatra could rule and focus on her own country without there being and threats from other nations (no-one dared step up against Rome)

No interference from Rome- The trust between the two leaders meant Egypt could operate without Roman interference

Expansion- The additional land given to Egypt by Antony in 37 BC extended Egypt’s reign

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12
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Where did Antony go in 36 BC

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Parthia

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13
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How many men did Antony lose in the Parthian campaign

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30000

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14
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Where did Antony go in winter 36 BC and where did he leave his army?

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Syria, leaving the army in Armenia

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15
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How long had Antony been away from Octavia by 36 BC

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1 year

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16
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Who was Cleopatra’s and Antony’s third child

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Ptolemy Philadelphus

17
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Where did Octavia go in 35 BC

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Athens, to help Antony- Plutarch argues she was only allowed to go so that if Antony ignored her, it would give him a good reason to go to war

18
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What did Antony announce in the donations of Alexandria about Cleopatra

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Cleopatra as queen of Egypt, Cyprus, Libya, and Coele Syria, and Caesarion to rule with her

19
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What did Antony announce in the donations of Alexandria about his sons

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They were to be named King of Kings and to Alexander he gave Armenia, Media and Parthia (once conquered) and to Ptolemy he gave Phoenicia, Syria and Cilicia