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[[Bayek]] and [[Aya]]|forces2 = Ptolemaic forces<br>||next = [[Battle of the Nile]]|image = Siege of Alexandria.png}}The '''Siege of Alexandria '''(47 BCE) was a series of skirmishes and battles involving the armies of [[Julius Caesar]] and his recent lover [[Cleopatra]] against the Ptolemaic forces of her [[Ptolemy XIII|brother]] (backed by the Order of the Ancients).
|conflict = [[Alexandrine Civil War]]
|date = 47 BCE
|place = [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt|Ptolemaic Egypt]]
|result = *Cleopatra allied with Caesar
*Egypt at war with Rome
|side1 = Armies of [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Cleopatra|Cleopatra VII]]
|side2 = Army of [[Ptolemy XIII|Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator]] † <br>
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[[Bayek]] and [[Aya]]
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The '''Siege of Alexandria ''' was a series of skirmishes and battles involving the armies of [[Julius Caesar]] and his lover [[Cleopatra]] against the armies of her brother [[Ptolemy XIII]], backed by the [[Order of the Ancients]] in 47 BCE.


== Prelude ==
==Prelude==
After [[Pompey|Pompey's]] armies were defeated by Caesar's forces in their own civil war, his armies were scattered or surrendered to Caesar. Pompey, however, escaped  death. While at sea off the Aegean Coast his ship was boarded by [[Aya|Aya of Alexandria]] to discuss an alliance with Cleopatra, after agreeing he sailed straight for Egypt. He was later killed upon landing in Egypt by [[Lucius Septimius]], a former soldier in his army. The assassination was proposed by the eunuch [[Pothinus]], advisor to the pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] who deemed that Caesar would be pleased by the removal of his adversary.{{ACO}}
After [[Pompey|Pompey's]] armies were defeated by Caesar's forces in their own civil war, his armies were scattered or surrendered to Caesar. Pompey, however, escaped  death. While at sea off the Aegean Coast his ship was boarded by [[Aya|Aya of Alexandria]] to discuss an alliance with Cleopatra, after agreeing he sailed straight for Egypt. He was later killed upon landing in Egypt by [[Lucius Septimius]], a former soldier in his army. The assassination was proposed by the eunuch [[Pothinus]], advisor to the pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] who deemed that Caesar would be pleased by the removal of his adversary.
 
==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''
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The Siege of Alexandria was a series of skirmishes and battles involving the armies of Julius Caesar and his lover Cleopatra against the armies of her brother Ptolemy XIII, backed by the Order of the Ancients in 47 BCE.

Prelude

After Pompey's armies were defeated by Caesar's forces in their own civil war, his armies were scattered or surrendered to Caesar. Pompey, however, escaped death. While at sea off the Aegean Coast his ship was boarded by Aya of Alexandria to discuss an alliance with Cleopatra, after agreeing he sailed straight for Egypt. He was later killed upon landing in Egypt by Lucius Septimius, a former soldier in his army. The assassination was proposed by the eunuch Pothinus, advisor to the pharaoh Ptolemy XIII who deemed that Caesar would be pleased by the removal of his adversary.

Reference