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	'''Thanasis''' (died 47 BCE) was a [[Greece\|Greek]] [[gladiator]] manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].		'''Thanasis''' (died 47 BCE) was a [[Greece\|Greek]] [[gladiator]] manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].

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	*Thanasis is a short form of the Greek name Αθανασιος (Athanasios), meaning 'immortal'.		*Thanasis is a short form of the Greek name Αθανασιος (Athanasios), meaning 'immortal'.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	{{ACO}}		{{ACO}}

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	That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and he reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones\|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />		That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and he reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones\|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	Bayek eventually did so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota had suffered injuries during his capture and Kosey had refused to return to Thanasis' service. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Roman]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />		Bayek eventually did so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota had suffered injuries during his capture and Kosey had refused to return to Thanasis' service. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Rome\|Roman]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him with information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break his deal with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika\|daughter]]'s safety if he did not comply. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his trail, and joined forces with Kosey to defeat Thanasis and his soldiers, thus securing Kosey's freedom.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />		While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him with information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break his deal with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika\|daughter]]'s safety if he did not comply. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his trail, and joined forces with Kosey to defeat Thanasis and his soldiers, thus securing Kosey's freedom.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

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	'''Thanasis''' (died 47 BCE) was a [[Greece\|Greek]] gladiator manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].		{{Imageneed}}
			'''Thanasis''' (died 47 BCE) was a [[Greece\|Greek]] [[gladiator]] manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Thanasis was the manager of gladiators [[Kosey]] and [[Wamukota]], the former being trained by him since the age of eight and becoming one of his best fighters, earning him fame and money through [[Kyrenaika]] and [[Egypt]]. Sometime prior to 47 BCE, Kosey, desiring to spend time with his wife [[Hesper]] during and after the birth of his son, requested his release from his duties. However, Thanasis refused his request, due the amount of fame and money he had gained through Kosey. He would later hire [[Egidio]] to help him train his gladiators and ensure they would not run away from his services.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Here Comes a New Challenger]]</ref>		Thanasis was the manager of gladiators [[Kosey]] and [[Wamukota]], the former being trained by him since the age of eight and becoming one of his best fighters, earning him fame and money through [[Kyrenaika]] and [[Egypt]]. Sometime prior to 47 BCE, Kosey, desiring to spend time with his wife [[Hesper]] during and after the birth of his son, requested his release from his duties. However, Thanasis refused his request, due to the amount of fame and money he had gained through Kosey. He would later hire [[Egidio]] to help him train his gladiators and ensure they would not run away from his services.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Here Comes a New Challenger]]</ref>

	That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones\|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />		That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and he reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones\|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	Bayek eventually ~~does~~ so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota ~~suffering~~ injuries during his capture and Kosey ~~refusal~~ to return to Thanasis' ~~services~~. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Roman~~\|Rome~~]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />		Bayek eventually did so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota had suffered injuries during his capture and Kosey had refused to return to Thanasis' service. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Roman]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break ~~the~~ deal ~~he proposed~~ with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika\|daughter]]'s safety if he ~~does~~ not comply ~~to him~~. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his ~~trails. Together~~ with Kosey~~, the Medjay was able~~ to defeat ~~the~~ soldiers ~~and eliminate Thanasis~~, thus securing Kosey's freedom.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />		While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him with information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break his deal with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika\|daughter]]'s safety if he did not comply. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his trail, and joined forces with Kosey to defeat Thanasis and his soldiers, thus securing Kosey's freedom.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Thanasis is a Greek ~~given~~ name ~~which can mean ""eternal life" or "~~immortal".		*Thanasis is a short form of the Greek name Αθανασιος (Athanasios), meaning 'immortal'.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	~~{{Spoilerhd~~}}		'''Thanasis''' (died 47 BCE) was a [[Greece\|Greek]] gladiator manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].
	'''Thanasis''' (~~unknown –~~ 47 BCE) was a [[Greece\|Greek]] gladiator manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Thanasis was the manager of gladiators [[Kosey]] and [[Wamukota]], the former being trained by him since the age of eight and becoming one of his best fighters, earning him fame and money through [[Kyrenaika]] and [[Egypt]]. Sometime prior to 47 BCE, Kosey, desiring to spend time with his wife [[Hesper]] during and after the birth of his son, requested his release from his duties. However, Thanasis refused his request, due the amount of fame and money he had gained through Kosey. He would later hire [[Egidio]] to help him train his gladiators and ensure they would not run away from his services.		Thanasis was the manager of gladiators [[Kosey]] and [[Wamukota]], the former being trained by him since the age of eight and becoming one of his best fighters, earning him fame and money through [[Kyrenaika]] and [[Egypt]]. Sometime prior to 47 BCE, Kosey, desiring to spend time with his wife [[Hesper]] during and after the birth of his son, requested his release from his duties. However, Thanasis refused his request, due the amount of fame and money he had gained through Kosey. He would later hire [[Egidio]] to help him train his gladiators and ensure they would not run away from his services.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Here Comes a New Challenger]]</ref>

	That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones\|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.		That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones\|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	Bayek eventually does so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota suffering injuries during his capture and Kosey refusal to return to Thanasis' services. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Roman\|Rome]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.		Bayek eventually does so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota suffering injuries during his capture and Kosey refusal to return to Thanasis' services. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Roman\|Rome]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

	While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break the deal he proposed with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika\|daughter]]'s safety if he does not comply to him. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his trails. Together with Kosey, the Medjay was able to defeat the soldiers and eliminate Thanasis, thus securing Kosey's freedom.		While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break the deal he proposed with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika\|daughter]]'s safety if he does not comply to him. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his trails. Together with Kosey, the Medjay was able to defeat the soldiers and eliminate Thanasis, thus securing Kosey's freedom.<ref name="Here Comes a New Challenger" />

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	*Thanasis is a Greek given name which can mean ""eternal life" or "immortal".		*Thanasis is a Greek given name which can mean ""eternal life" or "immortal".

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Here Comes a New Challenger]]		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Here Comes a New Challenger]]

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'''Thanasis''' (unknown – 47 BCE) was a [[Greece|Greek]] gladiator manager who lived during the reign of [[Ptolemy XIII]].

==Biography==
Thanasis was the manager of gladiators [[Kosey]] and [[Wamukota]], the former being trained by him since the age of eight and becoming one of his best fighters, earning him fame and money through [[Kyrenaika]] and [[Egypt]]. Sometime prior to 47 BCE, Kosey, desiring to spend time with his wife [[Hesper]] during and after the birth of his son, requested his release from his duties. However, Thanasis refused his request, due the amount of fame and money he had gained through Kosey. He would later hire [[Egidio]] to help him train his gladiators and ensure they would not run away from his services.

That year, while on the journey to the [[Cyrene Gladiator Arena]], Kosey collaborated with the bandits in the [[Green Mountains]] region to fake his own abduction, resulting in the capture of Wamukota and ensuring his own freedom. Egidio, however, was able to escape the ordeal and reported back to Thanasis in [[Balagrae]]. Dismayed at the loss of his two gladiators, Thanasis enlisted the service of the [[Hidden Ones|Hidden One]] and [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]], to locate and retrieve them.

Bayek eventually does so and reported back to Thanasis in the arena in [[Cyrene]], bearing news that Thanasis was not contented with; Wamukota suffering injuries during his capture and Kosey refusal to return to Thanasis' services. Desiring not to lose face to his [[Roman|Rome]] competitors, Thanasis proposed a deal with Bayek, requesting him compete in the arena in exchange for Kosey's freedom, which he accepted.

While Bayek fought the arena, Wamukota returned to Thanasis outside the arena, providing him information on Kosey's whereabouts. Thanasis decided to break the deal he proposed with Bayek, hiring several Roman soldiers and travelling to the lake in the mountains to find Kosey. Arriving at the lake, Thanasis was able to subdue Kosey, threatening his wife and [[Zalika|daughter]]'s safety if he does not comply to him. However, Thanasis' treachery came to an end when Bayek followed his trails. Together with Kosey, the Medjay was able to defeat the soldiers and eliminate Thanasis, thus securing Kosey's freedom.

==Trivia==
*Thanasis is a Greek given name which can mean ""eternal life" or "immortal".
==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Here Comes a New Challenger]]
[[Category:47 BCE deaths]]
[[Category:Individuals]]
[[Category:Greeks]]