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Referenced throughout as a primary historical source for descriptions of Cleopatra's appearance, personality, and charisma. Plutarch's account includes details about her speaking multiple languages and the story of her arriving to meet Caesar in a bag/carpet.

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Referenced for its portrayal of Cleopatra, specifically quoting 'age cannot wither her nor custom stale her infinite variety' and Enobarbus's description of seeing Cleopatra 'hop 40 paces through the public street.'

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Mentioned as Caesar's own written accounts of his military campaigns, noting that he barely mentions Cleopatra in them and doesn't mention crossing the Rubicon, suggesting he wanted to avoid drawing attention to certain matters.

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Referenced as a later historian who wrote about this period of Roman history, specifically noted for NOT including the story of Cleopatra arriving in a carpet/bag to meet Caesar, unlike Plutarch.