Roman general who intervenes in the Egyptian civil war to restore Cleopatra to the throne. He becomes dictator for life of Rome, publicly acknowledges his son Caesarion, and is assassinated by Roman conspirators on the Ides of March. His death triggers the power struggle between Octavian and Antony.
Their political partnership restores Cleopatra to power in Egypt.
Cleopatra convinces Julius Caesar to restore her throne, and he takes effective control of Egypt while supporting her claim.
Caesar exercises sovereign power over Pothinus.
After taking effective control of Egypt, Julius Caesar sentences Pothinus to death for arranging the attack on Cleopatra.
They are connected through Cleopatra's court and political household.
Apollodorus serves Cleopatra during the period when Julius Caesar restores her throne and governs Egypt alongside her.
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