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Julius Caesar was NOT: Married to a woman named Cornelia b. Part of a triumvirate, a group of three c. The brother of Cleoptra​
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Julius Caesar was NOT:

Married to a woman named Cornelia
b. Part of a triumvirate, a group of three
c. The brother of Cleoptra​

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Julius Caesar was not the brother of Cleopatra because they were lovers, and had a child together.
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he was not the brother of cleopatra.

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