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"911" border=3D"0" alt=3D"Ptolemy began to make a statement of his case, =
with a view to obtaining Cato's influence with the Roman people to induce=
them to interpose in his behalf. Cato, however, far from evincing any di=
sposition to espouse his visitor's cause, censured him, in the plainest t=
erms, for having abandoned his proper position in his own kingdom, to go =
and make himself a victim and a prey for the insatiable avarice of the Ro=
man leaders. "You can do nothing at Rome," he said, "but by the influence=
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"911" border=3D"0" alt=3D"When all was ready for the expedition to set sa=
il from Ephesus, it was Antony's judgment that it would be best for Cleop=
atra to return to Egypt, and leave him to go forth with the fleet to meet=
Octavius alone. Cleopatra was, however, determined not to go away. She d=
id not dare to leave Antony at all to himself, for fear that in some way =
or other a peace would be effected between himself and Octavius, which wo=
uld result in his returning to Octavia and abandoning _her_. She accordin=
gly contrived to persuade Antony to retain her with him, by bribing his c=
hief counselor to advise him to do so. His counselor's name was Canidius.=
Canidius, having received Cleopatra's money, while yet he pretended to b=
e wholly disinterested in his advice, represented to Antony that it would=
not be reasonable to send Cleopatra away, and deprive her of all partici=
pation in the glory of the war, when she was defraying so large a part of=
the expense of it. Besides, a large portion of the army consisted of Egy=
ptian troops, who would feel discouraged and disheartened if Cleopatra we=
re to leave them, and would probably act far less efficiently in the conf=
lict than they would do if animated by the presence of their queen. Then,=
moreover, such a woman as Cleopatra was not to be considered, as many wo=
men would be, an embarrassment and a source of care to a military expedit=
ion which she might join, but a very efficient counselor and aid to it. S=
he was, he said, a very sagacious, energetic, and powerful queen, accusto=
med to the command of armies and to the management of affairs of state, a=
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