If Antony won his Civil War with Octavian, would he have maintained the various "donations of Alexandria" and kept his various children as near-eastern kings? The whole system he established seems very un-Roman - and it seems like the Roman East would never really assimilate if Antony's client kings endured.
Of course then again maybe nothing major would really happen. These children of Antony's would be raised as Hellenic monarchs, and lacking Rome's bottomless manpower base, once Antony was dead they'd have nowhere to turn.
Of course then again maybe nothing major would really happen. These children of Antony's would be raised as Hellenic monarchs, and lacking Rome's bottomless manpower base, once Antony was dead they'd have nowhere to turn.