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The Paneum was an Ancient Greek monument in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]] dedicated to Pan, the Ancient Greek God of the Wild. The area consists of a monument with a fine view of the city and a small park. | The Paneum was an Ancient Greek monument in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]] dedicated to Pan, the Ancient Greek God of the Wild. The area consists of a monument with a fine view of the city and a small park. | ||
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In 48 BCE, [[Aya]] told her husband [[Bayek]] to meet her at the Paneum after he'd killed both [[Gennadios]] and the [[Eudoros|Snake]]. | In 48 BCE, [[Aya]] told her husband [[Bayek]] to meet her at the Paneum after he'd killed both [[Gennadios]] and the [[Eudoros|Snake]]. Bayek followed Aya's instructions and met her at the top of the monument to celebrate their victory. They spent the following morning there, and Bayek expressed his concern that their quest to avenge Khemu was not finished yet. | ||
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The Paneum was an Ancient Greek monument in Alexandria, Egypt dedicated to Pan, the Ancient Greek God of the Wild. The area consists of a monument with a fine view of the city and a small park.
History
In 48 BCE, Aya told her husband Bayek to meet her at the Paneum after he'd killed both Gennadios and the Snake. Bayek followed Aya's instructions and met her at the top of the monument to celebrate their victory. They spent the following morning there, and Bayek expressed his concern that their quest to avenge Khemu was not finished yet.