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C. E.)  \nMarcus Antonius, or Mark Antony, grandson of Antonius the orator, and son of Antonius Creticus, seems to have been born about 83 B. C. E. While still a child, he lost his father, whose example, however, had he been spared, would have done little for the improvement of his character. Brought up under the influence of the disreputable Cornelius Lentulus Sura, whom his mother had married, Antony spent his youth in profligacy and extravagance.  \n1. Who was Antony’s stepfather?  \n\n| ___________________________________ |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nFor a time, Mark Antony cooperated with the reprobate Clodius in his political plans. This was done chiefly, it is supposed, through hostility to Cicero, who had caused Lentulus, Antony’s stepfather, to be put to death as one of the Catiline conspirators. But Antony soon withdrew from the connection, on account of a disagreement which, appropriately enough, arose in regard  \nto his relations to his associate's wife, Flavia.  \n2. Why was Antony hostile to Cicero?  \n____________________________________  \n___________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n____________________________________  \n___________________________________  \nNot long after, in 58 B. C. E., Antony fled to Greece, to escape the importunity of his creditors. At length, after a short time spent in attendance on the philosophers at Athens, he found an occasion for displaying some of the better features of his character, in the wars that were being carried on by Gabinius against Aristobulus in Palestine, and in support of Ptolemy Auletes in Egypt.  \n3. Why did Antony flee to Greece?  \na. He wanted to study philosophy  \nb. Learning Greek was a requirement for senators  \nc. To escape his creditors  \nd. 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E.), second in command in the decisive battle of Pharsalia (48 B. C. E.), and again deputy-governor of Italy while Cæsar was in Africa (47 B. C. E.), Antony was now inferior in power only to the dictator himself. Antony eagerly seized the opportunity of indulging in the most extravagant excesses of luxurious licentiousness—excesses which Cicero depicted in the\"Philippics\" with all the elaborate eloquence of political hatred.  \n5. 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