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t the outset of the contest, in respect to the strength of the forces und=
er his command. Caesar, in fact, had with him only a detachment of three =
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uletes, Cleopatra's father, was reinstated on the throne, and had been le=
ft in Egypt, in Ptolemy's service, when Antony returned to Rome. Some wer=
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