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|name = Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus | |||
|image = PomeyGreat.png | |||
|birth = 29 September 106 BCE<br>{{Wiki|Picenum}}, [[Italy|Roman Italy]], [[Roman Republic]] | |||
|death = 28 September 48 BC (aged 57)<br>[[Egypt]] | |death = 28 September 48 BC (aged 57)<br>[[Egypt]] | ||
|affiliates = [[Caesar]] | |affiliates = [[Caesar]] | ||
[[Cleopatra]] | [[Cleopatra]] | ||
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''}}'''Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus''' (29 September 106 BCE – 28 September 48 BCE), also known as '''Pompey''' or '''Pompey the Great''', was a military and political leader of the late [[Roman Republic]]. | |appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''}} | ||
'''Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus''' (29 September 106 BCE – 28 September 48 BCE), also known as '''Pompey''' or '''Pompey the Great''', was a military and political leader of the late [[Roman Republic]]. He was also the son-in-law of [[Julius Caesar]], having married his daughter {{Wiki|Julia (daughter of Caesar)|Julia}}. | |||
== History == | ==History== | ||
Pompey was a close ally of the pharaoh [[Ptolemy XII Auletes]] during his exile from [[Egypt]]. As a gift of the alliance, Pompey comissioned a [[Remission|shield]] and in 55 BCE, sent General {{Wiki|Aulus Gabinius}} to lead an army to help the pharaoh restore his throne. These Roman soldiers would later become the [[Gabiniani]] who settled down in [[Alexandria]] to protect the pharaohs. | Pompey was a close ally of the pharaoh [[Ptolemy XII Auletes]] during his exile from [[Egypt]]. As a gift of the alliance, Pompey comissioned a [[Remission|shield]] and in 55 BCE, sent General {{Wiki|Aulus Gabinius}} to lead an army to help the pharaoh restore his throne. These Roman soldiers would later become the [[Gabiniani]] who settled down in [[Alexandria]] to protect the pharaohs. | ||
In 48 BCE in the {{Wiki|Aegean Sea}}, Pompey was assisted by [[Aya]] and [[Phoxidas]], who had been sent by [[Cleopatra]] to initiate an alliance. Pompey accepted the offer and declared that his fleet will make way for [[Egypt]] immediately. | During the {{Wiki|Caesar's Civil War|Roman Civil War}}, Pompey was defeated by Caesar, causing him to flee. In 48 BCE in the {{Wiki|Aegean Sea}}, Pompey was assisted by [[Aya]] and [[Phoxidas]], who had been sent by [[Cleopatra]] to initiate an alliance. Pompey accepted the offer and declared that his fleet will make way for [[Egypt]] immediately. | ||
Shorty after his arrival in Egypt, Pompey was ambushed by [[Lucius Septimius]] and the Gabiniani sent by [[Ptolemy XIII]], Cleopatra's younger brother. Pompey was slain and beheaded by Septimius, despite him having served the Roman general in 67 BCE in the Mediterranean Sea. | Shorty after his arrival in Egypt, Pompey was ambushed by [[Lucius Septimius]] and the Gabiniani sent by [[Ptolemy XIII]], Cleopatra's younger brother. Pompey was slain and beheaded by Septimius, despite him having served the Roman general in 67 BCE in the Mediterranean Sea. | ||
The decapacitated corpse of Pompey was later found by [[Bayek]] and Aya, followed by Cleopatra and [[ | The decapacitated corpse of Pompey was later found by [[Bayek]] and Aya, followed by Cleopatra and [[Apollodorus]], who arrived too late to assist the general. | ||
== Legacy == | ==Legacy== | ||
After his death, Pompey's head was brought back to Alexandria by Septimius. Ptolemy XIII hoped to use the head as means to favor from Julius Caesar, who had pursued Pompey to Egypt. The plan ultimately failed, as Julius Caesar later sided with Cleopatra against Ptolemy. | After his death, Pompey's head was brought back to Alexandria by Septimius. Ptolemy XIII hoped to use the head as means to favor from Julius Caesar, who had pursued Pompey to Egypt. The plan ultimately failed, as Julius Caesar later sided with Cleopatra against Ptolemy. | ||
== Gallery == | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery position="center"> | <gallery position="center"> | ||
ACO Pompey's body.jpg|Pompey's decapacitated body | ACO Pompey's body.jpg|Pompey's decapacitated body | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] '' | *''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' | ||
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[[Category:106 BCE births]] | [[Category:106 BCE births]] | ||
[[Category:48 BCE deaths]] | [[Category:48 BCE deaths]] | ||
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Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (29 September 106 BCE – 28 September 48 BCE), also known as Pompey or Pompey the Great, was a military and political leader of the late Roman Republic. He was also the son-in-law of Julius Caesar, having married his daughter Julia.
History
Pompey was a close ally of the pharaoh Ptolemy XII Auletes during his exile from Egypt. As a gift of the alliance, Pompey comissioned a shield and in 55 BCE, sent General Aulus Gabinius to lead an army to help the pharaoh restore his throne. These Roman soldiers would later become the Gabiniani who settled down in Alexandria to protect the pharaohs.
During the Roman Civil War, Pompey was defeated by Caesar, causing him to flee. In 48 BCE in the Aegean Sea, Pompey was assisted by Aya and Phoxidas, who had been sent by Cleopatra to initiate an alliance. Pompey accepted the offer and declared that his fleet will make way for Egypt immediately.
Shorty after his arrival in Egypt, Pompey was ambushed by Lucius Septimius and the Gabiniani sent by Ptolemy XIII, Cleopatra's younger brother. Pompey was slain and beheaded by Septimius, despite him having served the Roman general in 67 BCE in the Mediterranean Sea.
The decapacitated corpse of Pompey was later found by Bayek and Aya, followed by Cleopatra and Apollodorus, who arrived too late to assist the general.
Legacy
After his death, Pompey's head was brought back to Alexandria by Septimius. Ptolemy XIII hoped to use the head as means to favor from Julius Caesar, who had pursued Pompey to Egypt. The plan ultimately failed, as Julius Caesar later sided with Cleopatra against Ptolemy.
Gallery
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Pompey's decapacitated body
References