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	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	Born in [[Sicily]], then part of the [[Roman Republic]], Apollodorus came to [[Alexandria]] as a young adult, serving in the court of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]].<ref name="Prima Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed Origins: Official Game Guide]]'' – The Heroes / The Allies</ref> Apollodorus befriended the pharaoh's older sister and co-ruler [[Cleopatra]], becoming one of her close friends and later a loyal follower. When the [[Order of the Ancients]] manipulated the boy pharaoh to exile Cleopatra in 49 BCE, Apollodorus helped her escape the city. Having fled Alexandria, Cleopatra would reside in Apollodorus' personal [[Apollodorus' Estate\|villa]] in the [[Kanopos Nome]].<ref name="Egypt's Medjay">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Egypt's Medjay]]</ref>		Born in [[Sicily]], then part of the [[Roman Republic]], Apollodorus came to [[Alexandria]] as a young adult, serving in the court of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]].<ref name="Prima Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed Origins: Official Game Guide]]'' – The Heroes / The Allies</ref>

	Apollodorus later set up a network of [[Apollodorus' informants\|informants]] across Egypt to keep him updated with the comings and goings of the local Egyptians who were oppressed by Ptolemy XIII. Sometime thereafter, Apollodorus returned to Alexandria, where he ~~came upon~~ a [[Greece\|Greco]]-Egyptian woman named [[Amunet\|Aya]], introducing her to Cleopatra ~~and becoming her most trusted bodyguard~~.<ref name="Prima Guide" />		He befriended the pharaoh's older sister and co-ruler [[Cleopatra]], becoming one of her close friends and later a loyal follower. When the [[Order of the Ancients]] manipulated the boy pharaoh to exile Cleopatra in 49 BCE, Apollodorus helped her escape the city. Having fled Alexandria, Cleopatra would reside in Apollodorus' personal [[Apollodorus' Estate\|villa]] in the [[Kanopos Nome]].<ref name="Egypt's Medjay">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Egypt's Medjay]]</ref>

			Apollodorus later set up a network of [[Apollodorus' informants\|informants]] across Egypt to keep him updated with the comings and goings of the local Egyptians who were oppressed by Ptolemy XIII. Sometime thereafter, Apollodorus returned to Alexandria, where he met and befriended a [[Greece\|Greco]]-Egyptian woman named [[Amunet\|Aya]], introducing her to the exiled queen Cleopatra.<ref name="Prima Guide" />

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	[[File:ACO Egypt's Medjay.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodoros meeting Bayek]]		[[File:ACO Egypt's Medjay.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodoros meeting Bayek]]
	At the [[Lighthouse of Kanopos\|lighthouse]] of [[Kanopos]], Apollodorus met the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]], Aya's husband, who had recently assassinated the Order member [[Eudoros]]. Apollodorus enlisted his aid to retrieve Damastes and the scroll in exchange for information on the Order. Bayek managed to do so and afterwards accompanied Apollodorus to his ~~personal~~ estate, where the Medjay was introduced to Cleopatra.<ref name="Egypt's Medjay" />		At the [[Lighthouse of Kanopos\|lighthouse]] of [[Kanopos]], Apollodorus met the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]], Aya's husband, who had recently assassinated the Order member [[Eudoros]]. Apollodorus enlisted his aid to retrieve Damastes and the scroll in exchange for information on the Order. Bayek managed to do so and afterwards accompanied Apollodorus to his estate, where the Medjay was introduced to Cleopatra.<ref name="Egypt's Medjay" />

	Along with Cleopatra and [[Pasherenptah]], the High Priest at the [[Temple of Ptah\|Temple]] of [[Ptah]] in [[Memphis]], Apollodorus explained that Eudoros, the man Bayek had killed, was known as "the Hippo" and not "the Snake" as Bayek and Aya had assumed. The Snake was used to refer to the Order as a whole, who sought to use Ptolemy XIII as their puppet and had members controlling each major region of Egypt.<ref name="Egypt's Medjay" />		Along with Cleopatra and [[Pasherenptah]], the High Priest at the [[Temple of Ptah\|Temple]] of [[Ptah]] in [[Memphis]], Apollodorus explained that Eudoros, the man Bayek had killed, was known as "the Hippo" and not "the Snake" as Bayek and Aya had assumed. The Snake was used to refer to the Order as a whole, who sought to use Ptolemy XIII as their puppet and had members controlling each major region of Egypt.<ref name="Egypt's Medjay" />

	[[File:Origins Quest09Egypt'sMedjay Part07.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|Apollodorus and the others discussing the Order]]		[[File:Origins Quest09Egypt'sMedjay Part07.PNG\|thumb\|250px\|Apollodorus and the others discussing the Order]]
	Apollodorus went on to provide Bayek and Aya with the cryptonyms for four new Order members: the [[Taharqa\|Scarab]], who controlled the [[Nile Delta]]; the [[Khaliset\|Hyena]], who was located in [[Giza]]; the [[Hetepi\|Lizard]], who operated in [[Memphis]]; and the [[Berenike\|Crocodile]], who ~~controlled the~~ [[Faiyum]]. After being appointed Cleopatra's personal Medjay, Bayek embarked on a quest to hunt down the Order members, making use of Apollodorus' informants in each region to ~~locate~~ his targets.<ref name="Egypt's Medjay" />		Apollodorus went on to provide Bayek and Aya with the cryptonyms for four new Order members: the [[Taharqa\|Scarab]], who controlled the [[Nile Delta]]; the [[Khaliset\|Hyena]], who was located in [[Giza]]; the [[Hetepi\|Lizard]], who operated in Memphis; and the [[Berenike\|Crocodile]], who held dominion over [[Faiyum]]. After being appointed Cleopatra's personal Medjay, Bayek embarked on a quest to hunt down the Order members, making use of Apollodorus' informants in each region to find his targets.<ref name="Egypt's Medjay" />

	Meanwhile, Aya took to the sea to help Cleopatra secure an alliance with Pompey.<ref name="Pompeius Magnus">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Pompeius Magnus]]</ref> Before her departure, she entrusted Apollodorus with a [[Apple of Eden 2\|mysterious orb]] recovered by Bayek from the Order member [[Medunamun]], due to his fascination with this type of [[Piece of Eden\|artifacts]].<ref name="Blade of the Goddess">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Aya: Blade of the Goddess]]</ref>		Meanwhile, Aya took to the sea to help Cleopatra secure an alliance with Pompey.<ref name="Pompeius Magnus">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Pompeius Magnus]]</ref> Before her departure, she entrusted Apollodorus with a [[Apple of Eden 2\|mysterious orb]] recovered by Bayek from the Order member [[Medunamun]], due to his fascination with this type of [[Piece of Eden\|artifacts]].<ref name="Blade of the Goddess">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Aya: Blade of the Goddess]]</ref>

	In late 48 BCE, Apollodorus accompanied Cleopatra to [[Herakleion]], where they resided in a villa while awaiting news of both Bayek and Aya's missions. While there, Apollodorus captured [[Livius]], an informant of the Order sent to spy on Cleopatra, and [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] him, learning of an assassination plot against Cleopatra by the [[Gabiniani]].<ref name="Way of the Gabiniani">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Way of the Gabiniani]]</ref>		In late 48 BCE, Apollodorus accompanied Cleopatra to [[Herakleion]], where they resided in a villa while awaiting news of both Bayek's and Aya's missions. While there, Apollodorus captured [[Livius]], an informant of the Order sent to spy on Cleopatra, and [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] him, learning of an assassination plot against Cleopatra by the [[Gabiniani]].<ref name="Way of the Gabiniani">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Way of the Gabiniani]]</ref>

	[[File:ACO Way of the Gabiniani 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus and the others interrogating Livius]]		[[File:ACO Way of the Gabiniani 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus and the others interrogating Livius]]
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	Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then claimed that he needed some time to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then claimed that he needed some time to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who ~~took~~ the orb Aya had ~~entrusted~~ him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members ~~then~~ departed the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		True to his word, Apollodorus attempted to uncover more information about the Order and went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who stole the orb Aya had given to him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members departed the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	[[File:ACO The Aftermath 20.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus' last moments]]		[[File:ACO The Aftermath 20.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus' last moments]]
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	After the [[Battle of the Nile]] in February 47 BCE, during which both Ptolemy and Pothinus were killed, and the coronation of Cleopatra as the sole pharaoh of Egypt, Septimius was pardoned by Caesar, much to the dismay of both Aya and Bayek. Apollodorus met with them in a marketplace in Alexandria, informing them that Cleopatra had dismsissed them from her service.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		After the [[Battle of the Nile]] in February 47 BCE, during which both Ptolemy and Pothinus were killed, and the coronation of Cleopatra as the sole pharaoh of Egypt, Septimius was pardoned by Caesar, much to the dismay of both Aya and Bayek. Apollodorus met with them in a marketplace in Alexandria, informing them that Cleopatra had dismsissed them from her service.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out ~~in order~~ to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then ~~told them~~ that he needed some time ~~in order~~ to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then claimed that he needed some time to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who took the orb Aya had entrusted him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members then departed the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who took the orb Aya had entrusted him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members then departed the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

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	Born in [[Sicily]], then part of the [[Roman Republic]], Apollodorus came to [[Alexandria]] as a young adult, serving in the court of [[Ptolemy XIII]].<ref name="Prima Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed Origins: Official Game Guide]]'' – The Heroes / The Allies</ref> Apollodorus befriended the pharaoh's older sister and co-ruler [[Cleopatra]], becoming one of her close friends and later a loyal follower. When the [[Order of the Ancients]] manipulated the boy pharaoh to exile Cleopatra in 49 BCE, Apollodorus helped her escape the city. Having fled Alexandria, Cleopatra would reside in Apollodorus' personal [[Apollodorus' Estate\|villa]] in the [[Kanopos Nome]].<ref name="Egypt's Medjay">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Egypt's Medjay]]</ref>		Born in [[Sicily]], then part of the [[Roman Republic]], Apollodorus came to [[Alexandria]] as a young adult, serving in the court of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]].<ref name="Prima Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed Origins: Official Game Guide]]'' – The Heroes / The Allies</ref> Apollodorus befriended the pharaoh's older sister and co-ruler [[Cleopatra]], becoming one of her close friends and later a loyal follower. When the [[Order of the Ancients]] manipulated the boy pharaoh to exile Cleopatra in 49 BCE, Apollodorus helped her escape the city. Having fled Alexandria, Cleopatra would reside in Apollodorus' personal [[Apollodorus' Estate\|villa]] in the [[Kanopos Nome]].<ref name="Egypt's Medjay">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Egypt's Medjay]]</ref>

	Apollodorus later set up a network of [[Apollodorus' informants\|informants]] across Egypt to keep him updated with the comings and goings of the local Egyptians who were oppressed by Ptolemy XIII. Sometime thereafter, Apollodorus returned to Alexandria, where he came upon a [[Greece\|Greco]]-Egyptian woman named [[Amunet\|Aya]], introducing her to Cleopatra and becoming her most trusted bodyguard.<ref name="Prima Guide" />		Apollodorus later set up a network of [[Apollodorus' informants\|informants]] across Egypt to keep him updated with the comings and goings of the local Egyptians who were oppressed by Ptolemy XIII. Sometime thereafter, Apollodorus returned to Alexandria, where he came upon a [[Greece\|Greco]]-Egyptian woman named [[Amunet\|Aya]], introducing her to Cleopatra and becoming her most trusted bodyguard.<ref name="Prima Guide" />
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	{{Dialogue2\|Apollodorus\|Flavius was behind it all... I am sorry... Flavius killed your son. They were here. They took the orb from me. They... go to Siwa.\|Bayek\|Siwa?\|Bayek... Aya... Your people are in danger. Go... now.\|Apollodorus' final words to Aya and Bayek, 47 BCE.\|Assassin's Creed: Origins\|The Aftermath}}		{{Dialogue2\|Apollodorus\|Flavius was behind it all... I am sorry... Flavius killed your son. They were here. They took the orb from me. They... go to Siwa.\|Bayek\|Siwa?\|Bayek... Aya... Your people are in danger. Go... now.\|Apollodorus' final words to Aya and Bayek, 47 BCE.\|Assassin's Creed: Origins\|The Aftermath}}
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	After the [[Battle of the Nile]] in February 47 BCE, during which both Ptolemy and Pothinus were killed, and the coronation of Cleopatra as the sole ~~ruler~~ of Egypt, Septimius was ~~spared~~ by Caesar, much to the dismay of both Aya and Bayek. Apollodorus met with them in a marketplace in Alexandria, informing them that Cleopatra had dismsissed them from her service.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		After the [[Battle of the Nile]] in February 47 BCE, during which both Ptolemy and Pothinus were killed, and the coronation of Cleopatra as the sole pharaoh of Egypt, Septimius was pardoned by Caesar, much to the dismay of both Aya and Bayek. Apollodorus met with them in a marketplace in Alexandria, informing them that Cleopatra had dismsissed them from her service.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out in order to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then ~~informed~~ them that he needed some time in order to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out in order to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then told them that he needed some time in order to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who took the orb Aya had entrusted him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members then ~~left~~ the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who took the orb Aya had entrusted him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members then departed the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	[[File:ACO The Aftermath 20.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus' last moments]]		[[File:ACO The Aftermath 20.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus' last moments]]

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	Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out in order to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then informed them that he needed some time in order to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		Aya and Bayek were furious to learn that Cleopatra had sided with Septimius and [[Flavius Metellus]], both members of the Order, and that the two were under Caesar's direct protection. Apollodorus restrained Bayek from lashing out in order to prevent them from being discovered by a group of passing guards, saying that Caesar had accused them both of Ptolemy's murder and that there was nothing he could do. He then informed them that he needed some time in order to ease their burden before leaving.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

	~~[[File:ACO The Aftermath 20.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus' last moments]]~~
	True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who took the orb Aya had entrusted him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members then left the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		True to his word, Apollodorus went to investigate the tomb of Alexander the Great, which he found to have been trespassed. Entering the tomb, he was ambushed by Flavius and Septimius, who took the orb Aya had entrusted him a year prior. Having also stolen Alexander's [[Scepter of Alexander the Great\|staff]], the two Order members then left the tomb, leaving behind their soldiers to deal with Apollodorus.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

			[[File:ACO The Aftermath 20.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Apollodorus' last moments]]
	As he was dueling the soldiers, Aya and Bayek came to his aid and defeated his assailants, though it was too late, as one of the soldiers had managed to impale Apollodorus with his [[sword]]. In his final moments, Apollodorus informed Aya and Bayek that Flavius was behind their son's murder and that he and Septimius were headed to [[Siwa]] with the stolen artifacts, urging the couple to hurry back to their home and save their people.<ref name="The Aftermath" />		As he was dueling the soldiers, Aya and Bayek came to his aid and defeated his assailants, though it was too late, as one of the soldiers had managed to impale Apollodorus with his [[sword]]. In his final moments, Apollodorus informed Aya and Bayek that Flavius was behind their son's murder and that he and Septimius were headed to [[Siwa]] with the stolen artifacts, urging the couple to hurry back to their home and save their people.<ref name="The Aftermath" />

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	\|birth = c. 90s BCE~~{{Cite\|6 July 2022}}~~<br>[[Sicily\|Sicilia]], [[Roman Republic]]		\|birth = c. 90s BCE<ref name="Prima Guide"/><br>[[Sicily\|Sicilia]], [[Roman Republic]]
	\|death = 47 BCE<ref name="The Aftermath">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Aftermath]]</ref><br>[[Alexandria]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]		\|death = 47 BCE<ref name="The Aftermath">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Aftermath]]</ref><br>[[Alexandria]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
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