He's betrayed by the Armenian king. Now, the other thing that's happening is that Lepidus is now out of the triumvirate. He tries to do a little bit of a land grab after him and Octavian go after another, I guess you could say, governor in Sicily. But when they're successful, when Lepidus tries to take control of Sicily, Octavian says, no, no, no, no, not only can you not do that, but you're now out of the triumvirate. So 36 BCE is a situation where Octavian continues to try to consolidate his power in the west. Lepidus is now out. And Mark Antony faces another, I guess you'd say, embarrassment against the Parthians.