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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Circa ~~1583~~, Avicenne tasked [[Florine]] and [[Isaac du Queyran\|Nicodemus]] with stealing a [[Shrouds of Eden\|Shroud of Eden]] from the [[Templars]]. Due to Templar interference, however, Nicodemus had to leave the Shroud in the care of a Brotherhood ally, [[Catherine (healer)\|Catherine]]. It was only in 1609, after Catherine and one of her adopted daughters, [[Ermeline]], were captured by [[Master Templar]] [[Pierre de Lancre]]'s [[Labourd witch-hunt of 1609\|witch-hunt]] that Nicodemus managed to deliver the Shroud to Avicenne, also bringing along Catherine's other daughter, [[Margaux]].<ref name = "Chapter 11">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 11 - Margaux</ref>		Circa 1593, Avicenne tasked [[Florine]] and [[Isaac du Queyran\|Nicodemus]] with stealing a [[Shrouds of Eden\|Shroud of Eden]] from the [[Templars]]. Due to Templar interference, however, Nicodemus had to leave the Shroud in the care of a Brotherhood ally, [[Catherine (healer)\|Catherine]]. It was only in 1609, after Catherine and one of her adopted daughters, [[Ermeline]], were captured by [[Master Templar]] [[Pierre de Lancre]]'s [[Labourd witch-hunt of 1609\|witch-hunt]] that Nicodemus managed to deliver the Shroud to Avicenne, also bringing along Catherine's other daughter, [[Margaux]].<ref name = "Chapter 11">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 11 - Margaux</ref>

	Margaux, wanting to free her sister from her captors, pleaded with Avicenne to interfere. Though Avicenne originally chose to not have the Brotherhood go against Pierre de Lancre, instead only ordering Nicodemus to train Margaux, having recognized her as the daughter of Florine, when Margaux confronted him with her sister's ability to also use the Shroud, he relented, telling her they would meet again in a week, after some information-gathering.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/> During that week, Avicenne and the Assassins under him managed to get the map of the castle Ermeline was being kept in and the times of the changing of the guard, as well as identify three other Templars in Pierre de Lancre's entourage and plan a rescue.<ref name = "Chapter 15">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 15 - Margaux</ref>		Margaux, wanting to free her sister from her captors, pleaded with Avicenne to interfere. Though Avicenne originally chose to not have the Brotherhood go against Pierre de Lancre, instead only ordering Nicodemus to train Margaux, having recognized her as the daughter of Florine, when Margaux confronted him with her sister's ability to also use the Shroud, he relented, telling her they would meet again in a week, after some information-gathering.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/> During that week, Avicenne and the Assassins under him managed to get the map of the castle Ermeline was being kept in and the times of the changing of the guard, as well as identify three other Templars in Pierre de Lancre's entourage and plan a rescue.<ref name = "Chapter 15">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 15 - Margaux</ref>
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Avicenne is the French form of ''{{Wiki\|Avicenna}}'', the latinisation of Ibn Sina, a [[Iran\|Persian]] polymath of the 10th and 11th centuries during the Islamic Golden Age.		Avicenne is the French form of ''{{Wiki\|Avicenna}}'', the latinisation of Ibn Sina, a [[Iran\|Persian]] polymath of the 10th and 11th centuries during the [[Islamic Golden Age]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	Avicenne had a Moorish accent~~, with~~ raspy ~~'r's~~ and pressed ~~'h's~~.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/>		Avicenne had a Moorish accent: his /r/ was raspy and his /h/ sounded pressed.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	Avicenne had a Moorish accent, with raspy 'r's and pressed 'h's.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/>		Avicenne had a Moorish accent, with raspy 'r's and pressed 'h's.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/>

			==Behind the scenes==
			Avicenne is the French form of ''{{Wiki\|Avicenna}}'', the latinisation of Ibn Sina, a [[Iran\|Persian]] polymath of the 10th and 11th centuries during the Islamic Golden Age.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	Circa 1583, Avicenne tasked [[Florine]] and [[Isaac du Queyran\|Nicodemus]] with stealing a [[Shrouds of Eden\|Shroud of Eden]] from the [[Templars]]. Due to Templar interference, however, Nicodemus had to leave the Shroud in the care of a Brotherhood ally, [[Catherine (healer)\|Catherine]]. It was only in 1609, after Catherine and one of her adopted daughters, [[Ermeline]], were captured by [[Master Templar]] [[Pierre de Lancre]]'s [[Labourd witch-hunt of 1609\|witch-hunt]] that Nicodemus managed to deliver the Shroud to Avicenne, also bringing along Catherine's other daughter, [[Margaux]].<ref name = "Chapter 11">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 11 - Margaux</ref>		Circa 1583, Avicenne tasked [[Florine]] and [[Isaac du Queyran\|Nicodemus]] with stealing a [[Shrouds of Eden\|Shroud of Eden]] from the [[Templars]]. Due to Templar interference, however, Nicodemus had to leave the Shroud in the care of a Brotherhood ally, [[Catherine (healer)\|Catherine]]. It was only in 1609, after Catherine and one of her adopted daughters, [[Ermeline]], were captured by [[Master Templar]] [[Pierre de Lancre]]'s [[Labourd witch-hunt of 1609\|witch-hunt]] that Nicodemus managed to deliver the Shroud to Avicenne, also bringing along Catherine's other daughter, [[Margaux]].<ref name = "Chapter 11">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 11 - Margaux</ref>

	Margaux, wanting to free her sister from her captors, pleaded with Avicenne to interfere. Though Avicenne originally chose to not have the Brotherhood go against ~~[[Master Templar]] [[~~Pierre de Lancre]], instead only ordering Nicodemus to train Margaux, having recognized her as the daughter of [[Florine]], when Margaux confronted him with her sister's ability to also use the Shroud, he relented, telling her they would meet again in a week, after some information-gathering.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/> During that week, Avicenne and the Assassins under him managed to get the map of the castle Ermeline was being kept in and the times of the changing of the guard, as well as identify three other Templars in Pierre de Lancre's entourage and plan a rescue.<ref name = "Chapter 15">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 15 - Margaux</ref>		Margaux, wanting to free her sister from her captors, pleaded with Avicenne to interfere. Though Avicenne originally chose to not have the Brotherhood go against Pierre de Lancre, instead only ordering Nicodemus to train Margaux, having recognized her as the daughter of Florine, when Margaux confronted him with her sister's ability to also use the Shroud, he relented, telling her they would meet again in a week, after some information-gathering.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/> During that week, Avicenne and the Assassins under him managed to get the map of the castle Ermeline was being kept in and the times of the changing of the guard, as well as identify three other Templars in Pierre de Lancre's entourage and plan a rescue.<ref name = "Chapter 15">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 15 - Margaux</ref>

	However, unknown to the Assassins, Pierre de Lancre managed to discover the time and place for their meeting, launching an attack as Avicenne explained the plan to Nicodemus and Margaux. Avicenne was impaled in the chest by glass pane and died instantly.<ref name = "Chapter 15"/>		However, unknown to the Assassins, Pierre de Lancre managed to discover the time and place for their meeting, launching an attack as Avicenne explained the plan to Nicodemus and Margaux. Avicenne was impaled in the chest by glass pane and died instantly.<ref name = "Chapter 15"/>

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{{Era|Individuals|Assassins}}
'''Avicenne''' (died 1609) was a [[Master Assassin]], responsible for overseeing the [[Assassins]] in southwest [[France]] in the early 17th century.
<ref name = "Les Personnages">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors]]'' – ''Les Personnages''</ref>

==Biography==
Circa 1583, Avicenne tasked [[Florine]] and [[Isaac du Queyran|Nicodemus]] with stealing a [[Shrouds of Eden|Shroud of Eden]] from the [[Templars]]. Due to Templar interference, however, Nicodemus had to leave the Shroud in the care of a Brotherhood ally, [[Catherine (healer)|Catherine]]. It was only in 1609, after Catherine and one of her adopted daughters, [[Ermeline]], were captured by [[Master Templar]] [[Pierre de Lancre]]'s [[Labourd witch-hunt of 1609|witch-hunt]] that Nicodemus managed to deliver the Shroud to Avicenne, also bringing along Catherine's other daughter, [[Margaux]].<ref name = "Chapter 11">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 11 - Margaux</ref>

Margaux, wanting to free her sister from her captors, pleaded with Avicenne to interfere. Though Avicenne originally chose to not have the Brotherhood go against [[Master Templar]] [[Pierre de Lancre]], instead only ordering Nicodemus to train Margaux, having recognized her as the daughter of [[Florine]], when Margaux confronted him with her sister's ability to also use the Shroud, he relented, telling her they would meet again in a week, after some information-gathering.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/> During that week, Avicenne and the Assassins under him managed to get the map of the castle Ermeline was being kept in and the times of the changing of the guard, as well as identify three other Templars in Pierre de Lancre's entourage and plan a rescue.<ref name = "Chapter 15">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 15 - Margaux</ref>

However, unknown to the Assassins, Pierre de Lancre managed to discover the time and place for their meeting, launching an attack as Avicenne explained the plan to Nicodemus and Margaux. Avicenne was impaled in the chest by glass pane and died instantly.<ref name = "Chapter 15"/>

==Personality and traits==
Avicenne had a Moorish accent, with raspy 'r's and pressed 'h's.<ref name = "Chapter 11"/>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors]]''

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