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'''Sap-Meh Warehouse''' was the warehouse of [[Zervos]], the harbormaster of [[Sais]], [[Egypt]], during the 1st century BCE. | '''Sap-Meh Warehouse''' was the warehouse of [[Zervos]], the harbormaster of [[Sais]], [[Egypt]], during the 1st century BCE. | ||
In 48 BCE, the governor of Sais, [[Sefetu]], increased the taxes and imposed a curfew on the towsfolk, and in response, Zervos tried to help them. For this, Sefetu had his men raid Zevros' business and house, including the warehouse.<ref name="Conflicts of Interest">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' - [[Conflicts of Interest]]</ref> | In 48 BCE, the governor of Sais, [[Sefetu]], increased the taxes and imposed a curfew on the towsfolk, and in response, Zervos tried to help them. For this, Sefetu had his men raid Zevros' business and house, including the warehouse.<ref name="Conflicts of Interest">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' - [[Conflicts of Interest]]</ref> | ||
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*Historically in real life, Sais, where the warehouse was located, was part of the [[Sap-Meh Nome]], the fifth nome of {{Wiki|Lower Egypt}} and served as its provincial capital. | |||
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Sap-Meh Warehouse was the warehouse of Zervos, the harbormaster of Sais, Egypt, during the 1st century BCE.
In 48 BCE, the governor of Sais, Sefetu, increased the taxes and imposed a curfew on the towsfolk, and in response, Zervos tried to help them. For this, Sefetu had his men raid Zevros' business and house, including the warehouse.[1]
Trivia
- Historically in real life, Sais, where the warehouse was located, was part of the Sap-Meh Nome, the fifth nome of Lower Egypt and served as its provincial capital.
Appearance
Reference