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In this dual biography of the two great lovers of antiquity, historian Adrian Goldsworthy goes beyond myth and romance to create a portrait of his subjects--who were first and foremost political animals.
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The two lands
The "she-wolf" : Rome's Republic
The Ptolemies
The orator, the spendthrift and the pirates
The oboe player
Adolescent
The return of the king
Candidate
"The new sibling-loving gods"
Tribune
Queen
Civil war
Caesar
Master of horse
Not king, but Caesar
Consul
"One of three"
Goddess
Vengeance
Dionysus and Aphrodite
Crisis
Invasion
"Lover of her fatherland"
"India and Asia tremble" : the grand expedition
Queen of kings
"Is she my wife?"
War
Actium
"A fine deed"
Conclusion: History and the great romance.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 418-454) and index.
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