Despitethat unfortunate fact, this leader carried out a mock (*) triumph in his capital city.
One general serving this leader executed Quintus Labienus after winning the Battle of the CilicianGates. That victory by Publius Ventidius Bassus was followed up three years later by a campaign led bythis person who helped Herod the Great recapture Jerusalem but ended up disastrously defeated. Despitethat unfortunate fact, this leader carried out a mock (*) triumph in his capital city. This leader divided his halfof the empire into kingdoms ruled by the children of his lover in the donations of Alexandria. In his last battle, heabandoned his forces to chase after the retreating flagship of an allied fleet, leaving his own fleet to be crushed byMarcus Agrippa, a general who served Octavian. For 10 points, name this Roman leader who was defeated at theBattle of Actium alongside his Egyptian lover, Cleopatra.
One general serving this leader executed Quintus Labienus after winning the Battle of the CilicianGates.
Mark Antony [or Marcus Antonius]