Antony was very angry with her for having managed his affairs in such a way as to bring about a war.
After a time Antony and Fulvia met at Athens.

Fulvia had retreated to that city, and was very seriously sick there, either from bodily disease, or from the influence of long-continued anxiety, vexation, and distress.

They had a stormy meeting.

Neither party was disposed to exercise any mercy toward the other.

Antony left his wife rudely and roughly, after loading her with reproaches.