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Cleopatra, Part 2
By Phyllis Naegeli |
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1 After Caesar's death, there were many changes in Rome. Two men rose to prominence, Octavian, Caesar's heir and grandnephew, and Mark Antony, a political leader and popular general in the Roman Army. Eventually, the two men came to an agreement with another powerful man, Marcus Lepidus. The Roman Empire was divided into three territories - called a triumvirate. One territory was given to each man to rule. For a while, this plan worked well. However, Octavian desired to be sole ruler. With his strong army, he was able to force Lepidus out of power. Next, he set his sights on Antony.