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'''Amunet''', meaning the "Hidden One", is a goddess in [[Egypt]]ian mythology, often known as the female counterpart and consort of [[Amun]]. | '''Amunet''', meaning the "Hidden One", is a goddess in [[Egypt]]ian mythology, often known as the female counterpart and consort of [[Amun (deity)|Amun]]. | ||
In 43 BCE, a year after the [[assassination of Julius Caesar]] and establishing a [[Hidden Ones]] bureau in [[Rome]], [[Aya]] of [[Alexandria]] renounced her former identity and took up the name Amunet.<ref name="Birth of the Creed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Birth of the Creed]]</ref> | In 43 BCE, a year after the [[assassination of Julius Caesar]] and establishing a [[Hidden Ones]] bureau in [[Rome]], [[Aya]] of [[Alexandria]] renounced her former identity and took up the name Amunet.<ref name="Birth of the Creed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Birth of the Creed]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 23 July 2018
This article is about a goddess in Egyptian mythology. For other uses, see Amun.
Amunet, meaning the "Hidden One", is a goddess in Egyptian mythology, often known as the female counterpart and consort of Amun.
In 43 BCE, a year after the assassination of Julius Caesar and establishing a Hidden Ones bureau in Rome, Aya of Alexandria renounced her former identity and took up the name Amunet.[1]
Appearance
- Assassin's Creed: Origins (mentioned only)
Reference