Both Antony and Cleopatra would survive the battle for a year in [[Egypt]], severely-weakened militarily and awaiting the inevitable arrival of the Romans; both would commit suicide. Octavian built a monument dedicated to his victory at Actium, a primarily-block wall embedded with the bronze rams taken from the captured ships. | Both Antony and Cleopatra would survive the battle for a year in [[Egypt]], severely-weakened militarily and awaiting the inevitable arrival of the Romans; both would commit suicide. Octavian built a monument dedicated to his victory at Actium, a primarily-block wall embedded with the bronze rams taken from the captured ships. |