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... Re-Imagining Cleopatra [Type the document subtitle] Nastasia Garcia Cleopatra 5/14/08 Through writers such as Boccaccio, Dryden, al-Mas'udi we see their version of Cleopatra, they each have different way of portraying her, giving their view of the situation during that time. Each of these writes provide a distinct version of Cleopatra, to this day people do not have a clear view on who she really is. Cleopatra remains a mystery; can anyone confirm for certain that the persona these writers portray her as is in fact who she truly is? It's hard to say since each of them has a dissimilar view on her. Some of which are not in favor of the queen, some being partial, and others who hold her in high esteem. In addition to the writers that have a diverse version of her, we have what is seen through movies and TV mini-series facilitates another account on who
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