Cultural References and Continuity
- Akin to Caesar's death in the previous season, Mark Antony is depicted as covering his face when he is grieving over the "death" of Cleopatra.
- Since the real Atia had died in 43 B.C., her presence at the triumph of Octavian is fictional.
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