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attention. In August, troops landed near Antony's camp on the north side of the strait. Still, Antony could not be tempted out. It took some months for his full strength to arrive from the various places in which his allies or his ships had wintered. During these months
Agrippa continued his attacks upon Greek towns along the coast, while Octavian's forces engaged in various successful cavalry skirmishes, so that Antony abandoned the strait's north side between the Ambracian Gulf and the Ionian Sea and confined his soldiers to the southern camp. Cleopatra now advised that garrisons be put into strong towns and that the main fleet return to Alexandria. The large contingent furnished by Egypt gave her advice as much weight as her personal influence over Antony, and it appears that this movement was agreed to.
976:. Octavian admired the bravery of Cleopatra and gave her and Antony a public military funeral in Rome. The funeral was grand and a few of Antony's legions marched alongside the tomb. A day of mourning throughout Rome was enacted. This was partly due to Octavian's respect for Antony and partly because it further helped show the Roman people how benevolent Octavian was. Octavian had previously shown little mercy to surrendered enemies and acted in ways that had proven unpopular with the Roman people, yet he was given credit for pardoning many of his opponents after the Battle of Actium. Further, after the battle, upon Octavian's return to Rome he celebrated his triple triumph spread over three days: the first for his
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his, the sea would push them into the shore. Antony foresaw that he would not be able to defeat
Octavian's forces, so he and Cleopatra stayed in the rear of the formation. Eventually Antony sent the ships on the northern part of the formation to attack. He had them move out to the north, spreading out Octavian's ships, which until this point were tightly arranged. He sent Sosius to spread the remaining ships to the south. This left a hole in the middle of Octavian's formation. Antony seized the opportunity and, with Cleopatra on her ship and him on a different ship, sped through the gap and escaped, abandoning his entire force.
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was blazing from the firebrands thrown upon them, was the work done. Making the best of the situation, Antony burned the ships he could no longer man while clustering the remainder tightly together. With many oarsmen dead or unfit to serve, the powerful, head-on ramming tactic for which the
Octaries had been designed was now impossible. Antony transferred to a smaller vessel with his flag and managed to escape, taking a few ships with him as an escort to help break through Octavian's lines. Those left behind were captured or sunk.
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798:" vessels. His ships, though smaller, were still manageable in the heavy surf and could outmanoeuvre Antony's ships, get in close, attack the above-deck crew with arrows and ballista-launched stones, and retreat. Moreover, his crews were better-trained, professional, well-fed and rested. A medium ballista could penetrate the sides of most warships at close range and had an effective range of around 200 yards. Most ballistas were aimed at the marines on the ships' fighting decks.
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mistakenly believing false rumours propagated by
Cleopatra claiming that she had committed suicide. He did not die at once, and when he found out that Cleopatra was still alive, he insisted on being taken to the mausoleum where she was hiding and died in her arms. She was soon brought to the palace and vainly attempted to move Octavian to pity.
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With the end of the battle, Octavian exerted himself to save the crews of the burning vessels and spent the whole night on board. The next day, as much of the land army had not escaped to their own lands, submitted, or were followed in their retreat to
Macedonia and forced to surrender, Antony's camp
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J. M. Carter gives a differing account of the battle. He postulates that Antony knew he was surrounded and had nowhere to run. To turn this to his advantage, he gathered his ships around him in a quasi-horseshoe formation, staying close to the shore for safety. Then, should
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Antony's personal flagship, like his admirals', was a "ten". An "eight" war galley had around 200 heavy marines, archers and at least six ballista catapults. Larger than
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and how Antony was effectively acting as the agent of
Cleopatra, Octavian produced such a violent outburst of feeling that he easily obtained Antony's deposition from the consulship of 31 BC, for which Antony had been designated. In addition to the deposition, Octavian procured a proclamation of war
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Shortly after midday, Antony was forced to extend his line from the protection of the shore and finally engage the enemy. Seeing this, Octavian's fleet put to sea. Antony had hoped to use his biggest ships to drive back
Agrippa's wing on the north end of his line, but Octavian's entire fleet, aware
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Octavian's side (daily), and Octavian's forces became comfortable enough to make preparations for battle. Antony's fleet sailed through the bay of Actium on the western coast of Greece, in a desperate attempt to break free
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Octavian's victory at Actium gave him sole, uncontested control of "Mare Nostrum" ("Our Sea", i.e., the Roman Mediterranean) and he became "Augustus Caesar" and the "first citizen" of Rome. The victory, consolidating his power over every Roman institution, marked Rome's transition from republic to
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Antony had not observed the signal, and believing that it was mere panic and all was lost, followed the fleeing squadron. The contagion spread fast; everywhere sails unfurled and towers and other heavy fighting gear went by the board. Some fought on, and only long after nightfall, when many a ship
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plates and square-cut timbers, making a successful ramming attack with similar equipment difficult. The only way to disable such a ship was to smash its oars, rendering it immobile and isolated from the rest of its fleet. Antony's ships' main weakness was lack of manoeuvrability; such a ship, once
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to become Cleopatra's official partner, many Roman politicians suspected that he was trying to become the unchecked ruler of Egypt and other eastern kingdoms while still maintaining his command over the many Roman legions in the East. As a personal challenge to Octavian's prestige, Antony tried to
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After Octavian's proposals for a conference with Antony were scornfully rejected, both sides prepared for the struggle the next year. The early months passed without any notable events, other than some successful forays by Agrippa along the coasts of Greece, primarily designed to divert Antony's
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on 31 July 30 BC, more of Antony's men deserted, leaving him with insufficient forces to fight Octavian. A slight success over Octavian's tired soldiers encouraged him to make a general attack, in which he was decisively beaten. Failing to escape by ship, he stabbed himself in the stomach upon
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with money to Octavian and an offer to live at Athens as a private citizen, found himself in the spring attacked on two sides. Cornelius Gallus was advancing from Paraetonium and Octavian landed at Pelusium, with the connivance, it was believed, of Cleopatra. Antony was defeated by Gallus and,
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As the Second Triumvirate formally expired on the last day of 33 BC, Antony wrote to the Senate that he did not wish to be reappointed. He hoped that it might regard him as its champion against the ambition of Octavian, whom he presumed would not be willing to abandon his position in a similar
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to give battle. On 1 September he addressed his fleet, preparing them for battle. The next day was wet and the sea was rough. When the trumpet signal for the start rang out, Antony's fleet began issuing from the straits and the ships moved into line and remained quiet. Octavian, after a short
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with Cleopatra, where a vast fleet was gathered from all parts of the East, of which Cleopatra furnished a large proportion. After staying with his allies at Samos, Antony moved to Athens. His land forces, which had been in Armenia, came down to the coast of Asia and embarked under
433:("revered") by the Roman Senate. This became the name by which he was known in later times. As Augustus, he retained the trappings of a restored Republican leader, but historians generally view his consolidation of power and the adoption of these honorifics as the end of the
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disgraced the Roman name; that he had not sent half the proceeds of the spoils to Rome according to his agreement; and that his connection with Cleopatra and acknowledgement of Caesarion as a legitimate son of Caesar were a degradation of his office and a menace to himself.
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Cleopatra's fleet, in the rear, retreated to the open sea without engaging. A breeze sprang up in the right direction and the Egyptian ships were soon out of sight. Lange argues that Antony would have had victory within reach were it not for Cleopatra's retreat.
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Octavian received a message from Cleopatra with the present of a gold crown and throne, offering to abdicate in favor of her sons. She was allowed to believe that she would be well treated, for Octavian was anxious to secure her for his
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isolated from its fleet, could be swamped with boarding attacks. Also, many of his ships were undermanned with rowing crews; there had been a severe malaria outbreak while they were waiting for Octavian's fleet to arrive.
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and in enlisting soldiers for himself without sending half to him. Octavian complained that Antony had no authority to be in Egypt; that his execution of Sextus Pompeius was illegal; that his treachery to the
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of this strategy, stayed out of range. By about noon the fleets were in formation but Octavian refused to be drawn out, so Antony was forced to attack. The battle raged all afternoon without decisive result.
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get Caesarion accepted as a true heir of Caesar, even though the legacy did not mention him. Antony and Cleopatra formally elevated Caesarion, then 13, to power in 34 BC, giving him the title
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fled before Antony was able to engage Octavian in a land battle. Thus, after Antony lost his fleet, his army, which had been equal to Octavian's, deserted. Though he had not laid down his
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against Cleopatra. This was well understood to mean against Antony, though he was not named. In issuing a war declaration, the Senate deprived Antony of any legal authority.
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speak of how desertion and disease plagued Antony's camp. What Antony lacked in quantity was made up for in quality: his ships were mainly the standard Roman warship,
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of Egypt, as a major threat to his power. This occurred when Mark Antony, the other most influential member of the triumvirate, abandoned his wife, Octavian's sister
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and Agrippa. Antony and his remaining forces were spared only due to a last-ditch effort by Cleopatra's fleet that had been waiting nearby. Octavian pursued them and
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hesitation, ordered his vessels to steer to the right and pass the enemy's ships. For fear of being surrounded, Antony was forced to give the word to attack.
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commanded the left wing; Cleopatra's squadron was behind them. Sosius launched the initial attack from the fleet's left wing while Antony's chief lieutenant
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stepfather. Octavian and the majority of the Roman Senate saw Antony as leading a separatist movement that threatened to break the Roman Republic's unity.
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manner. The causes of mutual dissatisfaction between the two had been accumulating. Antony complained that Octavian had exceeded his powers in deposing
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714:commanded the Antonian fleet's right wing, Marcus
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1207:. New York: Oxford University Press. p. 63.
794:Octavian's fleet was largely made up of smaller "
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1284:OCR Ancient History GCSE Component 2 : Rome
1976:Octavian's Campsite Memorial for the Actian War
1973:Murray, William M.; Petsas, Photios M. (1989).
2163:Actium 31 BC: Downfall of Antony and Cleopatra
1286:. London: Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 192.
1271:. US: Oxford University Press. pp. 70–73.
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1682:. College of New Rochelle. Archived from
1576:"The Battle of Actium: A reconsideration"
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2133:Gurval, Robert Alan (1995).
2079:. Chelsea House Publishers.
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2232:The Naval Battle of Actium
1930:Kebric, Robert B. (2005).
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1102:Oxford Scholarship Online
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2005:Scullard, H. H. (2013).
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1854:Carter, John M. (1970).
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7329:RPM Nautical Foundation
7066:Surviving ancient ships
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4240:Caesareum of Alexandria
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1990:. Thames & Hudson.
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1203:Davis, Paul K. (1999).
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570:Donations of Alexandria
553:assassination of Caesar
521:, the professed son of
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6776:Pre-Columbian theories
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1984:Potter, D.S. (2009).
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1768:Scullard (1982), 171.
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1680:"The World of State"
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1039:Antony and Cleopatra
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2630:2013 Rabaa massacre
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1470:Velleius Paterculus
566:"King of the Kings"
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6677:Peter Throckmorton
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6636:William L. Rodgers
6457:Maritime Silk Road
4768:Sodales Augustales
3990:Second Triumvirate
3662:Art (contemporary)
3342:Capital punishment
3232:Telecommunications
2909:Towns and villages
2877:Qattara Depression
2690:Muslim Brotherhood
2660:Cigarette industry
2520:British occupation
2431:Crusader invasions
2401:Rashidun Caliphate
2237:2014-02-28 at the
2227:The Actium Project
1759:Green (1990), 697.
1405:, pp. 780–84.
1368:, pp. 775–79.
1256:– via JSTOR.
1193:Eck (2003), 38–39.
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2176:978-1-84603-405-3
2061:Military Heritage
1293:978-1-350-01520-3
1119:978-0-19-538957-9
1069:"Actium (31 BCE)"
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2513:Revolt of Cairo
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6952:Leontophoros
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6914:Butuan boats
6909:Pontian boat
6847:Dufuna canoe
6786:Shipbuilding
6697:and theories
6667:Boris Rankov
6461:
6394:Economy and
6294:Incendiaries
6270:
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5928:Indus Valley
5896:Tarumanagara
5823:Ubaid period
5741:Wadi al-Jarf
5656:Ostia Antica
5260:Fore-and-aft
5227:Shipbuilding
5202:Carvel built
5184:Construction
5142:Steering oar
5023:Sailing ship
4946:Obelisk ship
4904:Dugout canoe
4801:
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4712:Via Labicana
4687:Epaphroditus
4459:
4271:Villa Giulia
4188:Diribitorium
4183:Saepta Julia
4125:Bierzo Edict
4114:leges Juliae
4113:
4081:Germanic War
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4027:Perusine War
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3682:Coat of arms
3652:Architecture
3541:Christianity
3521:Prostitution
3467:Human rights
3426:Abaza family
3414:Universities
3379:Demographics
3332:Billionaires
2976:Constitution
2971:Conscription
2954:Governorates
2835:Halfaya Pass
2705:1954–present
2665:Constitution
2620:2010s Crisis
2532:World War II
2494:Urabi revolt
2411:Islamization
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2340:27th Dynasty
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27:Part of the
7501:Argonautica
7488:(Herodotus)
7451:Flood myths
7348:Museums and
7292:conferences
7257:Vital Alsar
7095:archaeology
6904:Austronesia
6897:Hjortspring
6892:Rochelongue
6842:Pesse canoe
6796:Ship burial
6781:Sea Peoples
6714:Lighthouses
6709:Grave goods
6657:George Bass
6437:Spice trade
6034:exploration
5856:Philippines
5851:Austronesia
5844:Old Kingdom
5721:Trincomalee
5671:Prosphorion
5616:Myos Hormos
5460:Micronesian
5451:By region:
5423:Lighthouses
5231:By region:
4996:Quinquereme
4921:Kunlun ship
4914:Penteconter
4899:Dragon boat
4707:Prima Porta
4606:Nero Drusus
4393:Via Augusta
4230:Roman Agora
3956:Divi filius
3846:WikiProject
3607:Scientology
3477:LGBT rights
3399:Law schools
3183:Lighthouses
3126:Agriculture
2855:Mount Sinai
2815:Earthquakes
2615:Mubarak era
2586:Six-Day War
2576:Suez Crisis
2571:Land reform
2318:Prehistoric
2027:Attribution
1827:Dio Cassius
1611:28 November
1559:Dio Cassius
1544:Dio Cassius
1529:Dio Cassius
1415:Dio Cassius
1339:Potter 2009
1327:Kebric 2005
926:Paraetonium
885:similar to
765:quadriremes
718:and Marcus
706:the right.
503:Mark Antony
488:Mark Antony
388:Peloponnese
349:Mark Antony
173:Mark Antony
99: /
7568:Categories
7510:(Polybius)
7154:Hawaiʻiloa
7036:Nemi ships
6921:Black Sea
6867:Khufu ship
6828:and relics
6726:Marine art
6719:Alexandria
6626:Fik Meijer
6609:Historians
6496:Indo-Roman
6309:Greek navy
6211:Salamis II
6201:Hellespont
6161:Artemisium
6151:Nile Delta
6114:Achaemenid
6007:Achaemenid
5876:Langkasuka
5871:Micronesia
5789:Prehistory
5716:Sounagoura
5544:Chittagong
5519:Barbarikon
5498:Alexandria
5440:Pilot boat
5390:Navigation
5222:Sewn-plank
5217:Lashed-lug
5095:Figurehead
5068:Components
5037:Propulsion
4991:Quadrireme
4972:Polyremes
4951:Outriggers
4717:Meroë Head
4656:Germanicus
4586:(daughter)
4482:Literature
4365:Aqua Julia
4355:Aqua Virgo
4320:Mars Ultor
4130:Propaganda
4049:Alexandria
3758:Newspapers
3748:Mass media
3600:Synagogues
3568:Irreligion
3516:Literature
3511:Liberalism
3450:Healthcare
3352:Corruption
3035:Parliament
2966:Corruption
2961:Civil Code
2904:Suez Canal
2862:Nile Delta
2747:Alexandria
2717:Population
2712:Parliament
2680:Healthcare
2561:Nasser era
2335:Achaemenid
2310:Chronology
2144:0472105906
2117:0520056116
2086:0791074404
1865:0241015162
1848:References
1637:16 October
1512:Plutarch,
1432:, p.
1161:16 October
1156:WorldAtlas
1125:16 October
1078:16 October
1073:Livius.org
956:Despite a
895:Via Cassia
877:wearing a
849:dead water
823:(1672) by
561:Alexandria
525:and Queen
477:Roman bust
445:Background
363:colony of
357:Ionian Sea
87:20°43′30″E
84:38°55′30″N
67:Ionian Sea
7614:Cleopatra
7609:Caesarion
7523:Geography
7461:Gilgamesh
7350:memorials
7274:Viracocha
7187:Faʻafaite
7140:Sarimanok
7046:Yassi Ada
6959:Syracusia
6882:Canaanite
6857:Moor Sand
6327:By region
6289:Grappling
6261:Naulochus
6251:Myonessus
6206:Echinades
6191:Arginusae
6186:Cynossema
6171:Naupactus
6166:Eurymedon
6000:Classical
5975:Phoenicia
5970:Mycenaean
5933:Tamilakam
5916:Polynesia
5906:Srivijaya
5701:Satingpra
5661:Palembang
5645:Cattigara
5587:(Kadaram)
5570:Jambukola
5564:Guangzhou
5505:(Podouke)
5503:Arikamedu
5465:Polynesia
5398:Celestial
5311:Armaments
5297:Spritsail
5255:Crab claw
5197:Careening
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5018:Reed boat
4961:Catamaran
4936:Multihull
4751:Barcelona
4700:Portraits
4661:Marcellus
4614:(adopted)
4608:(stepson)
4602:(adopted)
4596:(adopted)
4568:Scribonia
4347:Aqueducts
4287:Ara Pacis
4166:Mausoleum
4139:Buildings
4086:Teutoburg
3949:Imperator
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3753:Magazines
3743:Egyptians
3578:Ahmadiyya
3489:Languages
3455:Hospitals
3389:Education
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2981:Elections
2850:Mountains
2779:Geography
2757:Port Said
2700:1939–1954
2695:1928–1938
2650:Anarchism
2593:Sadat era
2537:Sultanate
2484:Khedivate
2384:Christian
2352:Ptolemaic
2248:, Book 50
2069:1524-8666
1887:Routledge
1834:Suetonius
1806:Chronicon
1606:171027512
1562:50.23.1–3
1302:999629260
1045:Nicopolis
1009:Nicopolis
974:older son
970:Caesarion
875:Cleopatra
855:Aftermath
796:Liburnian
788:Ballistae
625:captured
519:Caesarion
353:Cleopatra
185:Cleopatra
7604:Augustus
7539:Tākitimu
7442:Legend:
7400:Roskilde
7279:Tangaroa
7220:Olympias
7194:Gaualofa
7133:Hōkūleʻa
7108:Kon-Tiki
6941:Ashkelon
6877:Uluburun
6836:Earliest
6602:Scholars
6484:shipping
6284:Boarding
6196:Mytilene
6181:Syracuse
6146:Alashiya
6109:Egyptian
6093:Military
6084:Timeline
6062:Sardinia
5985:Carthage
5901:Kalingga
5861:Sa Huỳnh
5796:Timeline
5746:Zanzibar
5696:Sarapion
5691:Rhacotis
5621:Martaban
5566:(Canton)
5559:Godavaya
5554:Giao Chỉ
5524:Barygaza
5514:Avalites
5435:Piloting
5323:Catapult
5318:Ballista
5292:Mast-aft
5105:Planking
5044:Paddling
5001:Hexareme
4966:Trimaran
4931:Longship
4879:Balangay
4803:Category
4670:Freedmen
4646:Agrippa
4639:Generals
4618:Cornelia
4612:Tiberius
4577:Children
4543:(sister)
4537:(sister)
4531:(mother)
4519:(father)
4330:Augustus
4301:Temples
4292:Pantheon
4020:Philippi
3935:Augustus
3928:Princeps
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3898:Augustus
3826:Category
3790:Olympics
3726:Football
3558:Hinduism
3526:Religion
3433:Feminism
3421:Families
3384:Diaspora
3347:Censuses
3337:Cannabis
3322:Abortion
3266:Airports
3261:Airlines
3237:Internet
3040:Passport
3018:Military
2991:Missions
2938:Politics
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2643:By topic
2556:Republic
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2235:Archived
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2095:52312409
1838:Augustus
1790:Archived
1741:Plutarch
1657:The Week
1632:phys.org
1598:41301557
1446:Plutarch
1223:45102987
1027:See also
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934:Antyllus
930:Pinarius
910:imperium
753:Plutarch
720:Insteius
716:Octavius
535:de facto
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499:Octavian
485:triumvir
465:Octavian
461:Augustus
431:Augustus
427:Princeps
341:Octavian
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156:Octavian
139:Antonian
133:Octavian
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7456:Genesis
7253:Others
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6981:Punic:
6946:Kyrenia
6937:Greek:
6933:Marsala
6926:Sinop D
6801:Tacking
6535:History
6422:Meluhha
6412:Fishing
6407:Whaling
6314:Ramming
6236:Aegates
6231:Drepana
6226:Ecnomus
6156:Salamis
6144:
6134:Battles
6012:Nabatea
5995:Archaic
5965:Nuragic
5955:Somalia
5806:Oceania
5801:Britain
5778:History
5711:Socotra
5681:Qandala
5666:Piraeus
5636:Muziris
5606:Madurai
5601:Manthai
5539:Canopus
5509:Arsinoe
5481:harbors
5430:History
5418:Coastal
5348:Sambuca
5333:Dolphin
5247:Rigging
5059:Poling
5049:Sailing
4986:Trireme
4926:Liburna
4889:Coracle
4859:Vessels
4558:Claudia
4475:Culture
4249:Palaces
4176:obelisk
3856:Commons
3775:Museums
3719:regions
3687:Cuisine
3672:Castles
3644:Culture
3614:Smoking
3595:Judaism
3583:Mosques
3462:Housing
3409:Schools
3315:General
3304:Society
3244:Tourism
3173:Fishing
3131:Banking
3115:Economy
2840:Islands
2830:Geology
2825:Fossils
2810:Deserts
2805:Climate
2795:Borders
2741:By city
2727:Saladin
2675:Genetic
2655:Capital
2542:Kingdom
2457:Ottoman
2323:Ancient
2298:History
1690:2 April
1254:3293735
922:triumph
906:cavalry
696:galleys
692:galleys
667:Agrippa
648:Corcyra
627:Methone
623:Agrippa
611:Ephesus
599:consuls
582:Lepidus
507:Lepidus
479:of the
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384:Corinth
208:galleys
198:galleys
118:victory
7530:Aeneid
7246:Viking
7227:Regina
6996:Alkedo
6852:Abydos
6826:Wrecks
6695:Topics
6525:Piracy
6479:Greece
6339:Odisha
6271:Actium
6266:Mycale
6101:Navies
5990:Greece
5980:Olmecs
5948:Pandya
5923:Minoan
5886:Champa
5866:Lapita
5811:Remote
5731:Tyndis
5686:Quilon
5631:Muscat
5596:Lothal
5591:Korkai
5575:Jeddah
5549:Essina
5493:Adulis
5403:Charts
5338:Harpax
5328:Corvus
5302:Square
5270:Settee
5265:Lateen
5174:Tiller
5169:Strake
5137:Rudder
5127:Paddle
5075:Anchor
5054:Towing
4976:Bireme
4909:Galley
4884:Bangka
4741:Athens
4726:Legacy
4632:Circle
4594:Lucius
4592:&
4502:Family
4434:Rimini
4424:Orange
4305:Caesar
4044:battle
4003:battle
3942:Caesar
3920:Titles
3836:Portal
3677:Cinema
3531:Baháʼí
3445:Health
3193:Mining
3163:Energy
2887:Rivers
2800:Cities
2722:Postal
2503:Modern
2448:Mamluk
2406:Fustat
2396:Muslim
2328:topics
2286:topics
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1021:rostra
1013:Epirus
950:mermen
928:under
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777:bronze
773:harpax
738:Combat
652:Patrae
642:Battle
574:diadem
481:consul
380:Patrae
376:Actium
369:Greece
365:Actium
335:was a
141:forces
135:forces
112:Result
75:Greece
71:Actium
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7579:31 BC
7466:Greek
7269:Abora
7263:Ivlia
7175:Saina
7119:Ra II
7077:Sites
6862:Dokos
6474:Egypt
6396:trade
6361:Rafts
6346:Japan
6334:India
6246:Chios
6216:Mylae
6176:Olpae
6124:Roman
6119:Greek
6017:Aksum
5943:Chera
5938:Chola
5911:Sunda
5891:Kutai
5881:Kedah
5726:Tulum
5706:Sidon
5651:Opone
5641:Óc Eo
5611:Malao
5585:Kedah
5529:Basra
5477:Ports
5455:Inuit
5275:Tanja
5235:Egypt
5085:Cabin
5028:Tomol
4871:Types
4590:Gaius
4584:Julia
4563:Livia
4551:Wives
4452:Works
4409:Aosta
4402:Archs
4375:Roads
3780:Music
3763:Radio
3704:Films
3634:Women
3588:Niqāb
3573:Islam
3357:Crime
3198:Mines
2914:Wadis
2872:Oases
2845:Lakes
2790:Biota
2752:Cairo
2670:Copts
2479:Nahda
2369:Roman
2284:Egypt
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7395:Oslo
7117:and
7023:Isis
6970:Gozo
6491:Rome
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6351:Rome
6256:Nile
6022:Rome
5960:Maya
5816:Near
5736:Tyre
5488:Aden
5287:Junk
5159:Stem
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5117:Mast
5112:Keel
5100:Hull
5090:Deck
5013:Raft
4894:Dhow
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3714:list
3709:Flag
3697:Wine
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