Cleopatra · Character
Serapion
Egyptian governor who betrays Cleopatra.
minor
Serapion shows up with force in Of the Ways of Charmion; and of the Crowning of Harmachis as the King of Love. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Cleopatra's general; executed by Cleopatra to prove her innocence to Antony.
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In Of the Ways of Charmion; and of the Crowning of Harmachis as the King of Love: Cleopatra's general; executed by Cleopatra to prove her…
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See Serapion 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 khemCharacter Web
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See Serapion 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