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However, the distraction was not effective and Numa became surrounded by Templars. While the Assassin engaged in battle with his enemies, Ali stole the ankh-shaped box containing the disassembled Scepter from the Templars. Ali and Numa then fled from Karnak, taking the artifact with them.<ref name="ACF5"/>
However, the distraction was not effective and Numa became surrounded by Templars. While the Assassin engaged in battle with his enemies, Ali stole the ankh-shaped box containing the disassembled Scepter from the Templars. Ali and Numa then fled from Karnak, taking the artifact with them.<ref name="ACF5"/>

Subsequently, Numa returned to the Sultan’s palace in Cairo and tasked Ali to safeguard the Scepter and wait for his return in the Temple of [[Edfu]]. Although the Sultan’s Emirs expected Numa to hand over the artifact, the Assassin did not trust the Emirs and told them the artifact would remain in Assassin hands until a dignified successor to the throne would be presented. The Emirs interpreted Numa’s words as an insult and locked him up in a prison cell. Numa shared his cell with a woman named [[Leila]], a Templar agent who claimed to have murdered Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad. Eventually, the two work together to escape the palace. <ref name="ACF5"/><ref name="ACF6">''[[Assassin's Creed 6: Leila]]''</ref>
Subsequently, Numa returned to the Sultan’s palace in Cairo and tasked Ali to safeguard the Scepter and wait for his return in the Temple of [[Edfu]]. Although the Sultan’s Emirs expected Numa to hand over the artifact, the Assassin did not trust the Emirs and told them the artifact would remain in Assassin hands until a dignified successor to the throne would be presented. The Emirs interpreted Numa’s words as an insult and locked him up in a prison cell. Numa shared his cell with a woman named [[Leila]], a Templar agent who claimed to have murdered Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad. Eventually, the two work together to escape the palace.<ref name="ACF5"/><ref name="ACF6">''[[Assassin's Creed 6: Leila]]''</ref>

===Tragedy in Edfu Temple===
===Tragedy in Edfu Temple===

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	On the boat, while Numa was in the process of examining his only clue, Ali had the idea to puzzle the dagger fragment together and discovered an emblem, showing it to his master on a drawing, Numa easily recognized it as the [[Templar insignia\|Templar cross]].<ref name="ACF4"/>		On the boat, while Numa was in the process of examining his only clue, Ali had the idea to puzzle the dagger fragment together and discovered an emblem, showing it to his master on a drawing, Numa easily recognized it as the [[Templar insignia\|Templar cross]].<ref name="ACF4"/>

	Two days later, Numa went to a ~~{{Wiki\|Turkish bath\|~~Hammam}} in search of information about the Scepter. Ali however, gathered information on the rich [[merchant]] [[Bachir Al-Djallil]] during the day.<ref name="ACF4"/>		Two days later, Numa went to a [[Hammam]] in search of information about the Scepter. Ali however, gathered information on the rich [[merchant]] [[Bachir Al-Djallil]] during the day.<ref name="ACF4"/>

	[[File:AliBusted.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Ali detected by Numa]]		[[File:AliBusted.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Ali detected by Numa]]
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	===Journey to Karnak===		===Journey to Karnak===
	In 1341, Ali and his master sailed for Karnak, to search for the Scepter of Aset. On their journey the two discussed the recent murder of the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]] and how the Templars played a part in it. Arriving at night near the {{Wiki\|Temple of Amun}}, the two walked across a village, when Ali noticed a man wearing a dagger with the Templar cross on it. After telling this to his master, Ali started a fire as a distraction, so that Numa was able to look for the Scepter of Aset unnoticed.<ref name="ACF5">''[[Assassin's Creed 5: El Cakr]]''</ref>		In 1341, Ali and his master sailed for Karnak, to search for the Scepter of Aset. On their journey the two discussed the recent murder of the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]] and how the Templars played a part in it. Arriving at night near the {{Wiki\|Precinct of Amun-Re\|Temple of Amun}}, the two walked across a village, when Ali noticed a man wearing a dagger with the Templar cross on it. After telling this to his master, Ali started a fire as a distraction, so that Numa was able to look for the Scepter of Aset unnoticed.<ref name="ACF5">''[[Assassin's Creed 5: El Cakr]]''</ref>

	However, the distraction was not effective and Numa became surrounded by Templars. While the Assassin engaged in battle with his enemies, Ali stole the ankh-shaped box containing the disassembled Scepter from the Templars. Ali and Numa then fled from Karnak, taking the artifact with them.<ref name="ACF5"/>		However, the distraction was not effective and Numa became surrounded by Templars. While the Assassin engaged in battle with his enemies, Ali stole the ankh-shaped box containing the disassembled Scepter from the Templars. Ali and Numa then fled from Karnak, taking the artifact with them.<ref name="ACF5"/>
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
			===Tracking the Templars===
	=== Tracking the Templars ===
	In 1340, Ali accompanied his master in the quest to regain the [[Scepter of Aset]] from the [[Templars]]. After he and Numa had traveled to the [[Philae\|Island of Philae]] and obtained information about the Scepter, they headed for [[Cairo]], where the Scepter had been stolen.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref>		In 1340, Ali accompanied his master in the quest to regain the [[Scepter of Aset]] from the [[Templars]]. After he and Numa had traveled to the [[Philae\|Island of Philae]] and obtained information about the Scepter, they headed for [[Cairo]], where the Scepter had been stolen.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref>

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	===Tragedy in Edfu Temple===		===Tragedy in Edfu Temple===
	~~[[File:AliShocked.jpg\|thumb\|Ali in despair]]~~		While Numa was in prison, Ali continued to guard the Scepter of Aset in Edfu Temple. Upon his return, Numa jokingly surprised Ali and praised him for his loyalty to the Brotherhood. Numa then explained the events that happened in Cairo, before noticing Ali's bandaged wrist.<ref name="ACF6"/>
	While Numa was in prison, Ali continued to guard the Scepter of Aset in Edfu Temple. Upon his return, Numa jokingly surprised Ali and praised him for his loyalty to the Brotherhood. Numa then explained the events that happened in Cairo, before noticing ~~the~~ bandaged wrist of Ali~~. While~~ Ali explained that he fell and had broken his wrist, a group of hooded Templars surrounded them ~~and~~ Numa told Ali to flee, but the boy told his master that all the issue were guarded. Numa asked him how he knew and Ali told him that the Templars had tortured him, breaking his wrist and that he cracked, agreeing to help them eliminate his master in exchange for his life.<ref name="ACF6"/>
			[[File:AliShocked.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Ali in despair]]
			As Ali explained that he fell and had broken his wrist, a group of hooded Templars surrounded them. Numa told Ali to flee, but the boy told his master that all the issue were guarded. Numa asked him how he knew, and Ali told him that the Templars had tortured him, breaking his wrist, and that he cracked, agreeing to help them eliminate his master in exchange for his life.<ref name="ACF6"/>

	The leader of the Templars came forward and revealed that the Scepter was not anymore the only priority of the Order and that Numa was such a nuisance that his death was now a new priority. Lowering her hood, the chief of the group turned out to be Leila, who told El Cakr that she felt no hate toward him but had to follow orders before she began dueling with him. While the two engaged in combat, Ali secretly put the disassembled Scepter under his bandaged wrist, leaving the ankh-shaped box empty. Thereon, Leila stabbed Numa into his heart, instantly killing him under the eyes of a distraught Ali.<ref name="ACF6"/>		The leader of the Templars came forward and revealed that the Scepter was not anymore the only priority of the Order and that Numa was such a nuisance that his death was now a new priority. Lowering her hood, the chief of the group turned out to be Leila, who told El Cakr that she felt no hate toward him but had to follow orders before she began dueling with him. While the two engaged in combat, Ali secretly put the disassembled Scepter under his bandaged wrist, leaving the ankh-shaped box empty. Thereon, Leila stabbed Numa into his heart, instantly killing him under the eyes of a distraught Ali.<ref name="ACF6"/>
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	Leila, keeping her promise to spare Ali, then let the shaken Assassin apprentice go. But Ali, even though he had betrayed his master, was still loyal to the Brotherhood and thus threw the Scepter in a well near Edfu with the intent to contact the Brotherhood and return for the artifact later. However, he would never make it back as he died of food poisoning only a few weeks later, after eating tainted meat.<ref name="ACF6"/>		Leila, keeping her promise to spare Ali, then let the shaken Assassin apprentice go. But Ali, even though he had betrayed his master, was still loyal to the Brotherhood and thus threw the Scepter in a well near Edfu with the intent to contact the Brotherhood and return for the artifact later. However, he would never make it back as he died of food poisoning only a few weeks later, after eating tainted meat.<ref name="ACF6"/>

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{'}}aliyy''), meaning "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".		Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{'}}aliyy''), meaning "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".

	Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali ~~Al-Ghraib~~ is an ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon ~~[[Modern times\|~~modern-day]] Assassin.		Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali is an ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon modern-day Assassin.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	AliDrawing.png\|Ali drawing the Templar Cross		AliDrawing.png\|Ali drawing the Templar Cross
	AliAnkh.png\|Ali holding the Ankh-shaped box		AliAnkh.png\|Ali holding the Ankh-shaped box

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	==Biography==		==Biography==

			=== Tracking the Templars ===
	In 1340, Ali accompanied his master in the quest to regain the [[Scepter of Aset]] from the [[Templars]]. After he and Numa had traveled to the [[Philae\|Island of Philae]] and obtained information about the Scepter, they headed for [[Cairo]], where the Scepter had been stolen.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref>		In 1340, Ali accompanied his master in the quest to regain the [[Scepter of Aset]] from the [[Templars]]. After he and Numa had traveled to the [[Philae\|Island of Philae]] and obtained information about the Scepter, they headed for [[Cairo]], where the Scepter had been stolen.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref>

	On the boat, while Numa was in the process of examining his only clue, Ali had the idea to puzzle the dagger fragment together and discovered an emblem, showing it to his master on a drawing, Numa easily recognized it as the [[Templar insignia\|Templar cross]].<ref name="ACF4"/>		On the boat, while Numa was in the process of examining his only clue, Ali had the idea to puzzle the dagger fragment together and discovered an emblem, showing it to his master on a drawing, Numa easily recognized it as the [[Templar insignia\|Templar cross]].<ref name="ACF4"/>

	~~===Tracking the Templars===~~
	Two days later, Numa went to a {{Wiki\|Turkish bath\|Hammam}} in search of information about the Scepter. Ali however, gathered information on the rich [[merchant]] [[Bachir Al-Djallil]] during the day.<ref name="ACF4"/>		Two days later, Numa went to a {{Wiki\|Turkish bath\|Hammam}} in search of information about the Scepter. Ali however, gathered information on the rich [[merchant]] [[Bachir Al-Djallil]] during the day.<ref name="ACF4"/>

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	The leader of the Templars came forward and revealed that the Scepter was not anymore the only priority of the Order and that Numa was such a nuisance that his death was now a new priority. Lowering her hood, the chief of the group turned out to be Leila, who told El Cakr that she felt no hate toward him but had to follow orders before she began dueling with him. While the two engaged in combat, Ali secretly put the disassembled Scepter under his bandaged wrist, leaving the ankh-shaped box empty. Thereon, Leila stabbed Numa into his heart, instantly killing him under the eyes of a distraught Ali.<ref name="ACF6"/>		The leader of the Templars came forward and revealed that the Scepter was not anymore the only priority of the Order and that Numa was such a nuisance that his death was now a new priority. Lowering her hood, the chief of the group turned out to be Leila, who told El Cakr that she felt no hate toward him but had to follow orders before she began dueling with him. While the two engaged in combat, Ali secretly put the disassembled Scepter under his bandaged wrist, leaving the ankh-shaped box empty. Thereon, Leila stabbed Numa into his heart, instantly killing him under the eyes of a distraught Ali.<ref name="ACF6"/>

	Leila, keeping her promise to spare Ali, then let the shaken Assassin apprentice go. But Ali, even if he had betrayed his master, was still loyal to the Brotherhood and threw the Scepter in a well near Edfu with the intent to contact the Brotherhood and ~~come back~~ later, ~~but~~ died a few weeks later ~~of food poisoning~~, ~~from~~ eating tainted meat~~. Also, at some point before his death, while still a young boy, Ali fathered a child with an unknown woman~~.<ref name="ACF6"/>		Leila, keeping her promise to spare Ali, then let the shaken Assassin apprentice go. But Ali, even though he had betrayed his master, was still loyal to the Brotherhood and thus threw the Scepter in a well near Edfu with the intent to contact the Brotherhood and return for the artifact later. However, he would never make it back as he died of food poisoning only a few weeks later, after eating tainted meat.<ref name="ACF6"/>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{'}}aliyy''), ~~which literally means~~ "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".		Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{'}}aliyy''), meaning "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".

	Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is ~~the third known~~ ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.		Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is an ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{ʿ}}aliyy''), which literally means "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".		Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{'}}aliyy''), which literally means "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".

	Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is the third known ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.		Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is the third known ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.

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	*[[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood]]}}		*[[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood]]}}
	'''Ali Al-Ghraib''' (died 1341) was a young [[Assassins\|Assassin]] from the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood and a disciple of [[Numa Al'Khamsin]].		'''Ali Al-Ghraib''' (died 1341) was a young [[Assassins\|Assassin]] from the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood]] and a disciple of [[Numa Al'Khamsin]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Ali Al-Ghraib''' (died 1341) was a young ~~member of~~ the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood~~]] of [[Assassins]]~~ and a disciple of [[Numa Al'Khamsin]].		'''Ali Al-Ghraib''' (died 1341) was a young [[Assassins\|Assassin]] from the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Brotherhood and a disciple of [[Numa Al'Khamsin]].

	~~{{AmbCanon Start}}~~
	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1340, Ali accompanied his master in the quest to regain the [[Scepter of Aset]] from the [[Templars]]. After he and Numa had traveled to the [[Philae\|Island of Philae]] and obtained information about the Scepter, they headed for [[Cairo]], where the Scepter had been stolen.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref>		In 1340, Ali accompanied his master in the quest to regain the [[Scepter of Aset]] from the [[Templars]]. After he and Numa had traveled to the [[Philae\|Island of Philae]] and obtained information about the Scepter, they headed for [[Cairo]], where the Scepter had been stolen.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref>
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	===Tracking the Templars===		===Tracking the Templars===
	Two days later, Numa went to a {{Wiki\|Turkish bath\|Hammam}} in search of information about the Scepter. Ali however, gathered information on the rich [[~~Merchants\|~~merchant]] [[Bachir Al-Djallil]] during the day.<ref name="ACF4"/>		Two days later, Numa went to a {{Wiki\|Turkish bath\|Hammam}} in search of information about the Scepter. Ali however, gathered information on the rich [[merchant]] [[Bachir Al-Djallil]] during the day.<ref name="ACF4"/>

	[[File:AliBusted.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Ali detected by Numa]]		[[File:AliBusted.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Ali detected by Numa]]
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*With [[Lugos]]+ and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is the third known ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.		Ali is an Arabic name derived from [[wikt:علي\|عَلِيّ‎]] (''{{ʿ}}aliyy''), which literally means "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is a loose spelling of the Arabic term [[wikt:غراب\|غُرَاب]] (''ḡurāb''), which translates as "crow, [[raven]]".
	~~{{AmbCanon End}}~~
	*Ali is an Arabic name which literally means "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is an Arabic term that translates as "crow, raven".		Along with [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is the third known ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*With [[Lugos]] and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is the third known ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.		*With [[Lugos]]+ and the [[Egyptian Assassin (1250)\|unidentified Assassin]] who gave the Scepter of Aset to the [[Mamluks]] in 1250, Ali Al-Ghraib is the third known ancestor of [[Stella Crow]], a non-canon [[Modern times\|modern-day]] Assassin.
	{{AmbCanon End}}		{{AmbCanon End}}
	*Ali is an Arabic name which literally means "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is an Arabic term that translates as "crow, raven".		*Ali is an Arabic name which literally means "high" or "elevated". Ghraib is an Arabic term that translates as "crow, raven".
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	However, the distraction was not effective and Numa became surrounded by Templars. While the Assassin engaged in battle with his enemies, Ali stole the ankh-shaped box containing the disassembled Scepter from the Templars. Ali and Numa then fled from Karnak, taking the artifact with them.<ref name="ACF5"/>		However, the distraction was not effective and Numa became surrounded by Templars. While the Assassin engaged in battle with his enemies, Ali stole the ankh-shaped box containing the disassembled Scepter from the Templars. Ali and Numa then fled from Karnak, taking the artifact with them.<ref name="ACF5"/>

	Subsequently, Numa returned to the Sultan’s palace in Cairo and tasked Ali to safeguard the Scepter and wait for his return in the Temple of [[Edfu]]. Although the Sultan’s Emirs expected Numa to hand over the artifact, the Assassin did not trust the Emirs and told them the artifact would remain in Assassin hands until a dignified successor to the throne would be presented. The Emirs interpreted Numa’s words as an insult and locked him up in a prison cell. Numa shared his cell with a woman named [[Leila]], a Templar agent who claimed to have murdered Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad. Eventually, the two work together to escape the palace. <ref name="ACF5"/><ref name="ACF6">''[[Assassin's Creed 6: Leila]]''</ref>		Subsequently, Numa returned to the Sultan’s palace in Cairo and tasked Ali to safeguard the Scepter and wait for his return in the Temple of [[Edfu]]. Although the Sultan’s Emirs expected Numa to hand over the artifact, the Assassin did not trust the Emirs and told them the artifact would remain in Assassin hands until a dignified successor to the throne would be presented. The Emirs interpreted Numa’s words as an insult and locked him up in a prison cell. Numa shared his cell with a woman named [[Leila]], a Templar agent who claimed to have murdered Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad. Eventually, the two work together to escape the palace.<ref name="ACF5"/><ref name="ACF6">''[[Assassin's Creed 6: Leila]]''</ref>

	===Tragedy in Edfu Temple===		===Tragedy in Edfu Temple===