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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Only thou couldst triumph o'er thyself, and thou alone wert worthy so to triumph.
To what end these insigns of your pomp and royalty?
Dull that thou art Why, 'tis to meet my love, as when I saw him first on Sidnus's bank, all sparkling, like a goddess so adorned, I'll find him once again.
My second spousals shall match my first in glory.
Haste, haste both, and dress the bride of Antony.
No.
Seat me by my lord.
I claim this place, for I must conquer Caesar too, like him, and win my share of the world.
Hail you dear relics of my immortal love
Oh let no impious hand remove you hence, but rest for ever here.
Let Egypt give his death that peace which it denied his life.
Reach me the casket.
Underneath the fruit the aspic lies.
Welcome, thou kind deceiver.
Thou best of thieves, who with an easy key dost open life, and unperceived by us, even steal us from ourselves, discharging so death's dreadful office, better than himself, touching our limbs so gently into slumber, that death stands by, deceived by his own image, and thinks himself but sleep.
He comes too late to invade the rights of death.
Haste, bear my arm, and rouse the serpent's fury.
Coward flesh, wouldst thou conspire with Caesar to betray me as thou wert none of mine?
I'll force thee to it, and not be sent by him, but bring myself, my soul to Antony.
Take hints.
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