Cleopatra (read by Beth Thomas)

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424 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 25 Jul

Cleopatra (read by Beth Thomas)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Why now, 'tis as it should be.

Quick, my friends, dispatch ere this the town's in Caesar's hands, my lord looks down concerned and fears my stay, lest I should be surprised.

Keep him not waiting for his love too long.

You, Carmian, bring my crown and richest jewels, with them the wreath of victory I made vain augury, for him who now lies dead.

You, Iris, bring the cure of all our ills.

The aspects, madam?

Must I bid you twice?

To rush into the dark abode of death and seize him first.

If he be like my love, he is not frightful, sure.

We're now alone.

In secrecy and silence.

And is this not like lovers?

I may kiss these pale cold lips.

Octavia does not see me.

And oh 'tis better far to have him thus than see him in her arms.

Oh welcome, welcome.

What must be done?

Short ceremony, friends, but yet it must be decent.

First, this laurel shall crown my hero's head.

He fell not basely, nor left his shield behind him.

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