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Capturing Bayek's attention, Esio convinced the Medjay to entertain the city's children by leaping off of various city landmarks' rooftops - including the city baths, the [[Temple of Apollo]], and the [[Akropolis]]. Upon completing the final jump, Esio bestowed upon Bayek the title of the "Flea of Cyrene". | Capturing Bayek's attention, Esio convinced the Medjay to entertain the city's children by leaping off of various city landmarks' rooftops - including the city baths, the [[Temple of Apollo]], and the [[Akropolis]]. Upon completing the final jump, Esio bestowed upon Bayek the title of the "Flea of Cyrene". | ||
In | In 38 BCE, Bayak encountered an older Esio living in a village near the [[Valley of the Kings]] and was dismayed to learn he was pursuing a career as a smuggler. Not wanting him to lead a life of crime, Bayak convinced him to abandon that path and to seek out a [[Aya|friend]] in [[Rome]] who would keep his "idle hands busy." | ||
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Revision as of 20:09, 16 March 2018
Esiocles, also known as Esio, was a Cyrene-born citizen of the Roman Republic, who lived during the 1st century BCE.
Biography
Around 47 BCE, whilst playing outside of the Cyrene's Temple of Zeus, Esio witnessed the Medjay, Bayek, performed a Leap of Faith off of the temple's rooftop.
Capturing Bayek's attention, Esio convinced the Medjay to entertain the city's children by leaping off of various city landmarks' rooftops - including the city baths, the Temple of Apollo, and the Akropolis. Upon completing the final jump, Esio bestowed upon Bayek the title of the "Flea of Cyrene".
In 38 BCE, Bayak encountered an older Esio living in a village near the Valley of the Kings and was dismayed to learn he was pursuing a career as a smuggler. Not wanting him to lead a life of crime, Bayak convinced him to abandon that path and to seek out a friend in Rome who would keep his "idle hands busy."