Cleopatra · Character
Khem
Ancient Egyptian god, personification of Egypt.
minor
Also known as ancient Khem
First appearance: iv of the departure of harmachis and of his meeting with his uncle sepa the high priest of annu el ra of his life at annu and of the words of sepa
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With Cleopatra (professional): Khem is likely a servant or guard, serving Cleopatra with loyalty and routine duty. With Cleopatra (professional): Khem is likely a servant or guard, serving Cleopatra with loyalty and…
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See Khem in iv of the departure of harmachis and of his meeting with his uncle sepa the high priest of annu el ra of his life at annu and of the words of sepa