This consisted of Mark Antony, Lepidus, and Julius Caesar's nephew Octavian, who had demanded a position in the senate after Julius' death. The three men swept the senate with terror, killing Cicero, who was the greatest supporter of the republic. Antony and Octavian received no more opposition from the senate and were supreme rulers...
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They were powerful enough that they didn't need Lepidus anymore, so they betrayed him by knocking him out of their alliance. Antony took control over Eastern Rome, while Octavian controlled Western Rome. After a few years, in 36 B.C. Octavian, needing an excuse to wage war on Antony, accused him of being disloyal to Rome by becoming involved with Cleopatra of Egypt...
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