In this Kings and Generals documentary, we explore the chaos and political power struggle that erupted after the assassination of Julius Caesar. As the Roman Republic teetered, key figures like ...

The Greek queen of Egypt Cleopatra is associated with a very public love affair with Roman leader Julius ... Pompey (also known as Pompey the Great) after defeating his army in Greece. Ptolemy, ...

Caesarion, the son she had borne to Julius Caesar, was dead within the month. Of her three children with Antony, two graced the victor’s triumph, the younger boy having died en route to Rome ...

Cleopatra’s affairs with the prominent Roman generals and statesmen Julius Caesar ... after Anthony returned to Rome in 40 BC. The alliance between Anthony and Cleopatra had proven mutually beneficial ...

One such (very public) affair was with Roman leader Julius ... Pompey (also known as Pompey the Great) after defeating his army in Greece. Ptolemy, completely misreading the situation, greeted ...

And of course, Caesar was killed by senators in a meeting of the Senate held in the Theater of Pompey. So violence ... I work on the later Roman Empire. After the defeat of his rival, Maxentius, ...

In October 48 BC, the imperator arrived in Egypt to capture his rival Pompey. He ended up staying for nine months to fight the armies of Pharaoh Ptolemy XIII. Julius Caesar nearly lost his life in ...

Veteran strategist Julius Caesar ... Rufio. Caesar has been defeated before and may be defeated again. A few weeks ago, Caesar was flying for his life before Pompey. And a few months hence maybe ...

Hitler rose to power on the message that Germany’s defeat in WWI was ... Upon becoming emperor, Caesar reunited Judea (after it had previously been divided by Pompey). Like Alexander, Caesar ...