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At some point, Melitta begun to serve Flavius Metellus in full, posing as a [[Doctor|healer]] and a priestess, but in reality kidnapping [[civilians]] and taking them to a natural cave that had been fashioned into a [[Shrine of Whispers|shrine]] of [[Hekate]]. There she tortured them, until the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] learned of her acts and put an end to them.<ref name="One Bad Apple" /> | At some point, Melitta begun to serve Flavius Metellus in full, posing as a [[Doctor|healer]] and a priestess, but in reality kidnapping [[civilians]] and taking them to a natural cave that had been fashioned into a [[Shrine of Whispers|shrine]] of [[Hekate]]. There she tortured them, until the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] learned of her acts and put an end to them.<ref name="One Bad Apple" /> | ||
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Melitta is a variant of the Greek name [[wikt:μέλισσα|μέλισσα]] (''[[wikt:Melissa|Melissa]]''), meaning 'honey bee'. It was ultimately derived from the Greek word μέλι (''méli''), meaning 'honey'. | |||
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Melitta (died 47 BCE) was a Greek priestess from Balagrae who served as an associate of Flavius Metellus in the 1st century BCE.
She made the acquaintance of Leander, one of Cyrene's magistrates, and hosted him then and again.[1]
At some point, Melitta begun to serve Flavius Metellus in full, posing as a healer and a priestess, but in reality kidnapping civilians and taking them to a natural cave that had been fashioned into a shrine of Hekate. There she tortured them, until the Medjay Bayek of Siwa learned of her acts and put an end to them.[1]
Behind the scenes
Melitta is a variant of the Greek name μέλισσα (Melissa), meaning 'honey bee'. It was ultimately derived from the Greek word μέλι (méli), meaning 'honey'.
Appearances
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