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Mark Antony

Marcus Antonius (14 January 83 BC – 1 August 30 BC), commonly known in English as Mark Antony, was a Roman politician and general who played a critical role in the transformation of the Roman Republic from a constitutional republic into the autocratic Roman Empire.

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Early career and occupation

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Early life

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Service under Caesar

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Master of the Roman East

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Allegiance
Roman Republic
Born
14 January 83 BC Rome, Italy
Cause of death
Suicide
Children
Antonia · Marcus Antonius Antyllus · Iullus Antonius · Antonia Major · Antonia Minor
Citizenship
Roman
Conflicts
Gallic Wars · Caesar's civil war · War of Mutina Battle of Forum Gallorum Battle of Mutina · Battle of Forum Gallorum · Battle of Mutina

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Early life

Early career and occupation

Service under Caesar

The Second Triumvirate

Master of the Roman East

Aftermath and legacy

Marriages and issue

Descendants

Artistic portrayals

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Mark Antony

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Mark Antony

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related to Artistic portrayals · 67
Mark Antony → African Queens, Age, Alex Ferns, All, Ancient Rome, Antony, As Cleopatra's, Augustus, BBC One, Billy Zane, Caesar, Carry On Cleo, Charlton Heston, Christopher Neame, Cleopatra, CléopâtreThe, Courtesan, Craig Russell, Dante's Inferno, Domina
related to External links · 23
Mark Antony → Antonius, Antony, Archived, August, BTM Format, Chaumont, Digital Prosopography, Encyclopaedia Iranica, English, Fasc, II, January, Latin, Marc Antony, Mark, MarkAntony, October, Retrieved, Roman Republic, Shakespeare's Funeral Oration
Conflicts · 11
Mark Antony → Armenian War, Battle of Actium, Battle of Alexandria, Battle of Forum Gallorum, Battle of Mutina, Caesar's civil war, Gallic Wars, Liberators' civil war, Parthian War, War of Actium Battle of Actium Battle of Alexandria, War of Mutina Battle of Forum Gallorum Battle of Mutina
related to Poetry · 10
Mark Antony → Antony, Cavafy's, Cleopatra, Constantine, Geoffrey Chaucer's, Good Women, Lytle, The God Abandons Antony, The Legend, William Haines
Children · 8
Mark Antony → Alexander Helios, Antonia, Antonia Major, Antonia Minor, Cleopatra Selene II, Iullus Antonius, Marcus Antonius Antyllus, Ptolemy Philadelphus
see also · 3
Mark Antony → Antonia, Caesar, Flamen Divi Julii
Occupations · 2
Mark Antony → Politician, soldier
Parents · 2
Mark Antony → Julia, Marcus Antonius Creticus
Allegiance · 1
Mark Antony → Roman Republic
Born · 1
Mark Antony → 14 January 83 BC Rome, Italy

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Mark AntonyAllegianceRoman Republic1.00infobox
Mark AntonyBorn14 January 83 BC Rome, Italy1.00infobox
Mark AntonyCause of deathSuicide1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenAntonia1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenMarcus Antonius Antyllus1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenIullus Antonius1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenAntonia Major1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenAntonia Minor1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenAlexander Helios1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenCleopatra Selene II1.00infobox
Mark AntonyChildrenPtolemy Philadelphus1.00infobox
Mark AntonyCitizenshipRoman1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsGallic Wars1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsCaesar's civil war1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsWar of Mutina Battle of Forum Gallorum Battle of Mutina1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsBattle of Forum Gallorum1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsBattle of Mutina1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsLiberators' civil war1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsParthian War1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsArmenian War1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsWar of Actium Battle of Actium Battle of Alexandria1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsBattle of Actium1.00infobox
Mark AntonyConflictsBattle of Alexandria1.00infobox
Mark AntonyDied1 August 30 BC (aged 53) Alexandria, Ptolemaic Kingdom1.00infobox
Mark AntonyOccupationsPolitician1.00infobox
Mark AntonyOccupationssoldier1.00infobox
Mark AntonyOfficeLegate (under Caesar) 52–51 BC Plebeian tribune 49 BC Propraetor 49 BC Magister equitum 48 BC Consul 44 BC Proconsul (Gaul) 44–40 BC Triumvir 43–33 BCConsul 34 BC1.00infobox
Mark AntonyParentsMarcus Antonius Creticus1.00infobox
Mark AntonyParentsJulia1.00infobox
Mark AntonyResting placeUnlocated tomb (probably in Egypt)1.00infobox

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