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The Green Mountains is a a heavily forested, fertile upland area in northeastern Libya, south of the city of Cyrene. During the 1st century BCE, when Libya, then known as Cyrenaica, was under Roman rule, the Romans commissioned an aqueduct in the region to supply water to the surrounding fort, overseered by Roman engineer Vitruvius

The mountain was also home to the Oracles of Apollo.

History

In 47 BCE, the Medjay, Bayek of Siwa, passed by the region during his journey to Cyrene in pursue of Flavius Metellus.[1] While travelling through the farmlands, he met Praxilla, a Greek priest defending herself agaisnt a group of farmers affected by Flavius' relic. Bayek later helped her to look for survivors, finding one in Nenet and escorted her to safety. Before departing to Balagrae, Praxilla entrusted Bayek with a ring, asking him to look for her friend Diocles in Cyrene, who may be of help to the Medjay.[2]

Trivia

  • Historically, the region is included as part of Cyrenaica. However in Origins, they are listed as seperate regions.

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