In the wake of the civil wars which erupted after Julius Caesar’s assassination on March 15—the Ides of March—44 BCE, Mark Antony, Octavian and M. Aemilius Lepidus were appointed the three ...
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Another civil war followed. It was Julius Caesar’s great nephew, Octavian, who won that civil war against Marc Antony, in 29 B.C.E., and thereafter Octavian claimed the title of emperor and the ...
She felt betrayed by Caesar, who, instead of naming her son as his heir, picked his adopted son, Octavian. Roman General Mark Antony, disputing Octavian’s right to leadership, formed a romantic ...