Antony and Cleopatra (1606)

Tragedy Romance

"Antony and Cleopatra" tells the tragic tale of two powerful leaders, Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII, who risk everything for their passionate love. As Antony's loyalty is torn between his duty as a Roman general and his devotion to Cleopatra, the Egyptian queen, they face opposition from Octavius Caesar. The play explores themes of love, power, politics, and mortality, culminating in a heart-wrenching conclusion. Thanks to Open Source Shakespeare: This summary was made possible thanks to the Open Source Shakespeare project, which provides free and accessible versions of Shakespeare's plays. Their efforts have enabled readers worldwide to explore and appreciate the Bard's works.

Antony and Cleopatra (1606)

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Chapters

Characters

Act I, Scene 1

Act I, Scene 2

Act I, Scene 3

Act I, Scene 4

Act I, Scene 5

Act II, Scene 1

Act II, Scene 2

Act II, Scene 3

Act II, Scene 4

Act II, Scene 5

Act II, Scene 6

Act II, Scene 7

Act III, Scene 1

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Act III, Scene 3

Act III, Scene 4

Act III, Scene 5

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Act III, Scene 10

Act III, Scene 11

Act III, Scene 12

Act III, Scene 13

Act IV, Scene 1

Act IV, Scene 2

Act IV, Scene 3

Act IV, Scene 4

Act IV, Scene 5

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Act IV, Scene 9

Act IV, Scene 10

Act IV, Scene 11

Act IV, Scene 12

Act IV, Scene 13

Act IV, Scene 14

Act IV, Scene 15

Act V, Scene 1

Act V, Scene 2