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Antony and Cleopatra - Characters in the Play
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Antony and Cleopatra - Characters in the PlayCharacters in the Play
Characters in the Play
Antony, a triumvir of Rome
Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt
Octavius Caesar, a triumvir of Rome
Octavia, sister to Caesar, later wife to Antony
Lepidus, a triumvir of Rome
Enobarbus, also called Domitius
Ventidius
Silius
Eros
Canidius
Scarus
Dercetus
Demetrius
Philo
A Schoolmaster, Antony’s
Ambassador to Caesar
Ambassador to Caesar

accompanying Antony
in Egypt and elsewhere
in Egypt and elsewhere
Charmian
Iras
Alexas
Mardian, a Eunuch
Seleucus, Cleopatra’s treasurer
Diomedes

serving in Cleopatra’s court
Maecenas
Agrippa
Taurus
Thidias
Dolabella
Gallus
Proculeius

supporting and accompanying Caesar
Sextus Pompeius, also called Pompey
Menas
Menecrates
Varrius
Messengers
Soldiers
Sentries
Guardsmen
A Soothsayer
Servants
A Boy
A Captain
An Egyptian
A Countryman
Ladies, Eunuchs, Captains, Officers, Soldiers, Attendants, Servants (Lamprius, Rannius, Lucillius: mute characters named in the opening stage direction to 1.2)