Mark Antony

Mark Antony seized power and turned the public against them.

Mark Antony later tried the same trick, and made a mess of it.

He could not be said to like Mark Antony, exactly.

"Mark Antony sent men to all the tribes when he first came.

Mark Antony joined him at the house at the end of the first week.

Very put out he might be, but Mark Antony had no choice other than to agree.

How true do you consider this statement to be of Mark Antony?

"Mark Antony was a man who had destroyed his life and hers also.

Mark Antony received them first as they came inland.

He asserts that it should have been Mark Antony who won.

Mark Antony looked a little stiff at hearing this.

Mark Antony, you will remain here with your legion.

They were freed, however, by Mark Antony shortly after he came to power.

Mark Antony struggled with his temper for a moment.

Give it to us both, Mark Antony and me!

But situations lead him to direct confrontation with Mark Antony.

Yet she couldn't show that anger to this Mark Antony.

"But we still have a quarter of a million people on our hands," Mark Antony pointed out.

Mark Antony glanced up at the forts that loomed over their position.

Later, she begged me to give it to Mark Antony."

Mark Antony, fearing the worst, went to head Caesar off.

His future lay with Mark Antony, no matter what.

Not an adjective she had ever thought to apply to Mark Antony.

Caesar, noted Mark Antony, was looking in the pink of health.

When he returned several hours later, he brought Mark Antony with him.