But then she too decides that she wants to commit suicide, or at least that's what most accounts say. And the most common account is that she gets a snake smuggled into her rooms, a poisonous snake, that she taunts and gets to bite her, which allows her to die. So both Cleopatra and Mark Antony die in 30 BCE. And Octavian now, really the main power, he kills Caesarion, who was Cleopatra's son with Julius Caesar, as the only possible rival. And so here we are in 30 BCE. Octavian is victorious. And then he goes back to Rome and continues to consolidate his power until we get to 27 BCE, which is often marked as the beginning of the Roman Empire, when Octavian was given the name Augustus, which means illustrious one.