Sunken Shrine of Aristoteles

The Sunken Shrine of Aristoteles was a ruined shrine dedicated to Aristotle, the mentor of Alexander the Great, on the eastern coast of Cyrenaica.

In 47 BCE, the shrine was chosen as a meeting place between the Greek smugglers Sminthos and Arsenius, who agreed to split the loot recovered from the shipwreck dropped by the ship, the Black Crow. However, Arsenius double crossed Sminthos and had him tied up, intending to have the loot for himself. Sminthos was later freed by the Medjay Bayek of Siwa, who recovered the loot earlier and eliminated Arsenius and his men.^[1]