The Legend of Naughty Cleopatra, Egypt's Last and Most Glorious Queen: As Related by Herself and Others, Chief Among Them Rome's Mark Antony

Men are from Rome, women are from Egypt. Or so they say. Send a few Roman legions to Gaul, Greece, or Carthage, and the Empire's triumph is all but assured. The legendary Pharaoh Cleopatra, however, is a most puzzling challenge, her weapons beyond men's cunning. She calls her ways "femininity-culture-love," and rare is the soldier who knows how to counter those. While this book roughly follows the Shakespearean story of Antony and Cleopatra and can be regarded as a historical novel, it is a...