Aemilius Lepidus
See Lepidus
Agrippa
Aide and closest confidante to one of the three triumvirs, this character suggests an important political marriage.
Alexas
This character is a pretentious aide to the Queen of Egypt and is eventually hanged.
Ambassador
See Schoolmaster
Antony
This character is the chief protagonist of the story.
Boy
This character sings a drinking song aboard a ship near Rome.
Caesar
This character plays opposite to the story's chief protagonist, and emerges triumphant in the end.
Canidius
This character is a chief military officer of one of the armies, defecting after the battle of Actium.
Captain
This title applies to several characters, such as the instance of one character who tells one of the Roman triumvirs that they have fair weather for the contest.
Charmian
This character is the principal servant and attendant of the principle female character in the play.
Cleopatra
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