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The note next to Minmontu's body reads:<ref name="ACO" />
The note next to Minmontu's body reads:<ref name="ACO" />
<blockquote>This man was working for Cleopatra. He betrayed [[Giza]]. He betrayed my love, Rudjek, and he betrayed the Gods. This loot has been cursed. He who touches it touches the sad ''ka'' of Minmontu who is here taken by [[Ra]]. I remain Rudjek's eternal goddess, Suphia.</blockquote>
 
<blockquote>''This man was working for Cleopatra. He betrayed [[Giza]]. He betrayed my love, Rudjek, and he betrayed the Gods. This loot has been cursed. He who touches it touches the sad ka of Minmontu who is here taken by [[Ra]]. I remain Rudjek's eternal goddess, Suphia.''</blockquote>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 20:07, 16 November 2018

Minmontu (died 48 BCE) was an Egyptian man who worked in Nitria, a natron mine located in Saqqara Nome during the reign of Ptolemy XIII.

The remains of Minmontu

Biography

Minmontu previously served the pharaoh, Cleopatra, and opposed Rudjek, the Nomarch of Saqqara and a member of the Order of the Ancients. After Rudjek's death, his mistress, Suphia, believed Minmontu to have played a part in his death, resulting in Suphia kidnapping the worker and killing him in the hills behind the mine. His rotted body and belongings were later found by the Medjay Bayek of Siwa when he returned to the mine sometime later..[1]

The note next to Minmontu's body reads:[1]

This man was working for Cleopatra. He betrayed Giza. He betrayed my love, Rudjek, and he betrayed the Gods. This loot has been cursed. He who touches it touches the sad ka of Minmontu who is here taken by Ra. I remain Rudjek's eternal goddess, Suphia.

Trivia

  • Minmontu's remains can be found in a local area called "Unfortunate Stash" in Nitria.[1]

Appearance

References