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Lucius Antonius
Lucius Antonius was a Roman politician, the youngest brother of Mark Antony, and consul in 41 BCE. With Antony's wife Fulvia he raised forces against Octavian over the settlement of veterans in Italy, but was besieged at Perusia in the Perusine War. He surrendered early in 40 BCE, was pardoned by Octavian and sent to govern a province in Spain, where he soon died.
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