What is another word for Mark Antony?
Pronunciation: [mˈɑːk ˈantənɪ] (IPA) 
Mark Antony, one of the most famed political and military leaders of ancient Rome, is known by a few other names that are synonymous with his legacy. For instance, he was born as Marcus Antonius, and sometimes referred to as Marcus Antonius Creticus or even simply Antony. In literature and history texts, he is also often called the lover of Cleopatra. Moreover, his association with Julius Caesar, the Roman general and statesman, also led to Antony being called Caesar's right-hand man or assistant. Regardless of the name or title, Antony is a significant figure in Roman history, his name still evokes power, influence and prestige in modern times.
