Was she only relevant because of Caesar?
No, she was relevant because her brother killed Pompey.
first Ptolemy to learn fluent Egyptian
>>1316532
This 2bqh. She was a pretty interesting character on her own. But sure, she wouldn't be a household name if not for her role in the lives of Romans.
Did she actually dress like that?
>>1316522
I would say she was only relevant because of Shakespeare, but we're generally on the same side of the street on this.
>>1316570
The coins depicting her don't differ from a Greek woman in style.
>>1316522
Was she actually relevant at all for a monarch?
>Cleopatra
>White
Go back to /pol/ and stop appropriating African history
>>1316703
Weak bait
>>1316703
Probably. If Rome never got involved, she would have been a fairly relevant queen in the continuing decline of Egypt.
>>1316522
Did she contribute to the STEM field?
No?
Burn any reference to her then. Irrelevant crap.
>>1316570
I think she walked around topless, actually.
>>1316800
thats pretty hot
On one occasion Cleopatra is recorded as having performed fellatio on (sucked the cocks) one hundred Roman nobles in one night.
To become a high priestess of Aset the women first have to sex with at least one thousand different men. Cleopatra expert this less than a week
>>1318097
Seriously? Sauce?
Was she actually beautiful or was it just hype?
>>1316768
If Caeser never got involved, her brother would have been King and she would be dead and forgotten.
>>1318109
There's literally no way to know for sure, since the only depictions of her from the time are a profile view on a coin (where she had a huge kike nose), and coins of the time were hardly photo-realistic.
One can assume she was fairly attractive, or she wouldn't have managed to seduce Caesar and Antony.
>>1318109
>>1318119
Some suspect this bust was in her likeness.
>>1318109
An unmarried, heirless queen of a powerful realm will always be beautiful to a guy like Caesar
>>1318107
i am pretty sure that's ullshit, and even if it isn't it's from a roman shitty biased source to discredit her and everyone involved with her
>>1316522
She was relevant because she was a whore. People love whores, especially female millennials.
>>1318124
>(((Cleopatra)))
Seriously, where did she get that nose?
Pretty cute otherwise, but damn.
