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The '''Ptolemaic Royal Palace''' was the residence of the Ptolemaic pharaohs from 323 BCE - 30 BCE.  Situated on the island of Antirhodos, it was occupied well into the Roman era until the Severan Dynasty, and sank in 365 CE due to a tsunami created by an earthquake off the island of Crete.  
The '''Ptolemaic Royal Palace''' was the residence of the Ptolemaic pharaohs from 323 BCE - 30 BCE.  Situated on the island of {{Wiki|Antirhodos}}, it was occupied well into the [[Roman Republic|Roman]] era until the {{Wiki|Severan dynasty}}, and sank in 365 CE due to a tsunami created by an earthquake off the island of [[Crete]].


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* [[Assassin's Creed: Origins|''Assassin's Creed: Origins'']]
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
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The Ptolemaic Royal Palace was the residence of the Ptolemaic pharaohs from 323 BCE - 30 BCE.  Situated on the island of Antirhodos, it was occupied well into the Roman era until the Severan dynasty, and sank in 365 CE due to a tsunami created by an earthquake off the island of Crete.

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