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Antony's fortunes significantly improved when he aligned himself with Julius Caesar. He served as a cavalry commander in Caesar's campaigns in Gaul and played a crucial role in the [[Gallic Wars]]. His loyalty and military prowess were rewarded with a position as a legate and later as a tribune of the plebs in 49 BCE. Antony's support was instrumental during Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon, which marked the beginning of the [[Roman Civil War]]. | Antony's fortunes significantly improved when he aligned himself with Julius Caesar. He served as a cavalry commander in Caesar's campaigns in Gaul and played a crucial role in the [[Gallic Wars]]. His loyalty and military prowess were rewarded with a position as a legate and later as a tribune of the plebs in 49 BCE. Antony's support was instrumental during Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon, which marked the beginning of the [[Roman Civil War]]. | ||
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== Political Career == | == Political Career == | ||