Plut. Ant. 28.1

Life of Antony 28.1

Author
Plutarch
Translator
Bernadotte Perrin

Life of Antony

28.1

Plutarch

translated by Bernadotte Perrin

28Accordingly, she made such booty of Antony that, while Fulvia his wife was carrying on war at Rome with Caesar in defence of her husband’s interests, and while a Parthian army was hovering about Mesopotamia (over this country the generals of the king had appointed Labienus Parthian commander-in-chief, and were about to invade Syria), he suffered her to hurry him off to Alexandria. There, indulging in the sports and diversions of a young man of leisure, he squandered and spent upon pleasures that which Antiphon calls the most costly outlay, namely, time.