This man's first military campaign came against Aristobolus in Judea.
This man's first military campaign came against Aristobolus in Judea. Under command of his own troops at Forum Gallorum and Mutina, he lost decisive battles despite killing the two consuls he opposed. In 37 BCE, he returned to Judea and captured Jersualem, installing Herod the Great as king. His strife with Rome included an open distribution of territory among his children after conquering Armenia. It was because he gave a title to a child that was not his own, Caesarion, that his onetime confederate went to war against him. For 10 points, name this man who helped win the Battle of Philippi with Octavian and Lepidus, but was later defeated alongside Cleopatra.
This man's first military campaign came against Aristobolus in Judea.
Mark Antony [or Marcus Antonius]