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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki~~\|Aegyptiaca (Manetho)~~\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho~~#Aegyptiaca~~\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Aegyptiaca (Manetho)\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[~~Scholar\|~~priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[Scholar\|priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the ~~pharaohs of Egypt.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''~~[[~~Assassin's Creed: Origins~~]]~~'' – [[Secrets~~ of ~~the First Pyramids]]</ref>~~		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[Scholar\|priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>
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	In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="~~SecrertsOfTheFirstPyramids~~"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian priest and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the pharaohs of Egypt.		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[Scholar\|priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the pharaohs of Egypt.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ~~built three pyramids;~~ the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] ~~and hid~~ an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.		In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually ~~do so and~~ discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecrertsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian priest and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the pharaohs of Egypt.		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian priest and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the pharaohs of Egypt.

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	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually do so and discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually do so and discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' {{Mo}}

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki~~\|Aegyptiaca (Manetho)~~\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho~~#Aegyptiaca~~\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Aegyptiaca (Manetho)\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>

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	'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[~~Scholar\|~~priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>		'''Manetho''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[priest]] and historian who lived during the 3rd century BCE. He was known for being the author of the work ''{{Wiki\|Manetho#Aegyptiaca\|Aegyptiaca}}'' or ''History of Egypt'', which contained the chronology of the reigns of the [[pharaoh]]s of Egypt. In his work, Manetho documented the reign of [[Sneferu]], who ordered the [[Meidum Pyramid]], the [[Bent Pyramid]], the [[Red Pyramid]] built to hide an artifact in each of them. These artifacts, when placed in the pyramidion at the tip of the Red Pyramid, would unlock the secrets of the pharaoh.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Secrets of the First Pyramids]]</ref>

	In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>		In the 1st century BCE, Manetho's documentation of Sneferu's secrets caught the interest of [[Merkes]], an Egyptian scholar who would later enlisted the help of the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to solve the mystery in 48 BCE. They eventually discovered Sneferu's secret to be a vault which contained a pyramidion model and various {{Wiki\|Old Kingdom of Egypt\|Old Kingdom}} scrolls.<ref name="SecretsOfTheFirstPyramids"/>