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'''Kallipos''' was the captain of the [[Dionysias Caravanserai|Caravanserai]] in [[Dionysias]], [[Faiyum]], until 47 BCE, when the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] killed him.
'''Kallipos''' was the captain of the [[Dionysias Caravanserai|Caravanserai]] in [[Dionysias]], [[Faiyum]], until 47 BCE, when the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] killed him.
According to a message he had written, Kallipos seemed to be having problems with his men bringing [[Egypt]]ian [[Courtesans|prostitutes]] into the compound. He also wanted to execute [[Son of Ra]], a local bandit leader his men had captured, but his superiors forbid this.
According to a message he had written, Kallipos seemed to be having problems with his men bringing [[Egypt]]ian [[Courtesan|prostitutes]] into the compound. He also wanted to execute [[Son of Ra]], a local bandit leader his men had captured, but his superiors forbid this.


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Kallipos was the captain of the Caravanserai in Dionysias, Faiyum, until 47 BCE, when the Medjay Bayek of Siwa killed him. According to a message he had written, Kallipos seemed to be having problems with his men bringing Egyptian prostitutes into the compound. He also wanted to execute Son of Ra, a local bandit leader his men had captured, but his superiors forbid this.

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  • His name is derived from Greek καλλος (kallos) meaning 'beautiful, good' and πως (pōs) meaning 'in a certain way'.

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