 In it, Antony recognized Caesarion as Caesar's legal heir, left his possessions to his children by Cleopatra, and finally indicated his desire to be buried with Cleopatra in Alexandria instead of in Rome.The Senators were not moved by Caesarion or Antony's children but Antony's desire to be buried outside of Rome invoked the Senate's rage.Octavian, the natural politician he was, blamed Cleopatra and not Antony.