Cleopatra · Character
Seleucus
Cleopatra's treasurer who betrays her to Octavian.
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In VI: Of the Workings of the Learned Olympus at Memphis; Of the Poisonings of Cleopatra; Of the Speech of Antony to His Captains; and of the Passing of Isis from the Land of Khem: Surrenders Pelusium to Caesar, acting…
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See Seleucus in viii of the last supper of cleopatra of the song of charmion of the drinking of the draught of death of the revealing of harmachis of the summoning of the spirits by harmachis and of the death of cleopatraCharacter Web
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See Seleucus in viii of the last supper of cleopatra of the song of charmion of the drinking of the draught of death of the revealing of harmachis of the summoning of the spirits by harmachis and of the death of cleopatra