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rit, and her resentment was aroused by this treatment. Pothinus took pain=
s to enlist her young husband, Ptolemy, on his side, as the quarrel advan=
ced. Ptolemy was younger, and of a character much less marked and decided=
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e southern promontory of the peninsula, it was necessary to pause and con=
sider what was to be done. Cleopatra's women went to Antony and attempted=
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mained at his disposal among his immediate followers and friends, and gav=
e them advice about the means of concealing themselves until they could m=
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