Son of Hades

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Son of Hades
Cleopatra wants Marc Antony to make Caesarion a legal son of Caesar.
Season 2 (2007)
Episode 14
Air date(s) January 21, 2007 (HBO)
Writer(s) Bruno Heller
Director Allen Coulter
Setting Rome
Time frame 44 BC
See also: Chronology of Rome
Link HBO episode summary
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Son of Hades is the second episode of the second season of the television series Rome.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

HBO summary

  • Cleopatra did not come to Rome after Caesar's death, she actually was living in Rome when he was assassinated and immediately left upon his murder, never to return. Cleopatra met Mark Antony in Tarsus in 41 BC.
  • The end of the episode places Octavian heading to Campania to meet Marcus Agrippa. Both Octavian and Agrippa had in fact been in school at Apollonia when Caesar had been assassinated.
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