Antony, Mark Antony, he becomes the ruler, the de facto ruler of the East. Mark Antony becomes the de facto ruler of the East, and then he actually is the nominal ruler over Gaul as well, but then he puts someone else in charge there. And as we'll see over the course of this 17, this tumultuous 17 year period, Mark Antony really has a lot of his control and influence in the East. But they've essentially split the empire between the three of them. And right at that split, Octavian doesn't get so much of the empire, but we'll see that'll change shortly where he's able to be in control of the western half of the empire in a matter of a few years. So after that, then in 41, and this is where Cleopatra enters into the picture, and she always makes this a little bit more colorful, Mark Antony decides that he wants to meet with Cleopatra. So he is now leading the East, he starts leading it from Athens, then he moves where he governs from to Ephesus, and he calls Cleopatra, and he already knows her, he's met her several times, to come meet him here in Tarsus.