Catherine of Siena - Revision history

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
			===Life and career===
	Catherine was born in [[Siena]] as the last of the 25 children<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]</ref> to Lapa Piagenti, the daughter of a local poet, and Jacopo di Benincasa, a cloth dyer. From 1375, Catherine began exchanging correspondences with [[Papacy\|Pope]] {{Wiki\|Pope Gregory XI\|Gregory XI}}, requesting him to reform the clergy and the administration of the Papal States.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Catherine of Siena}}</ref> Eventually, she became one of his most important ambassadors.<ref name="Database" />		Catherine was born in [[Siena]] as the last of the 25 children<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]</ref> to Lapa Piagenti, the daughter of a local poet, and Jacopo di Benincasa, a cloth dyer. From 1375, Catherine began exchanging correspondences with [[Papacy\|Pope]] {{Wiki\|Pope Gregory XI\|Gregory XI}}, requesting him to reform the clergy and the administration of the Papal States.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Catherine of Siena}}</ref> Eventually, she became one of his most important ambassadors.<ref name="Database" />

	==Legacy==		===Legacy===
	After dying in [[Rome]] in 1380, Catherine's followers from Siena attempted to steal her body. However, they were unable to get the body out of the city and resorted to cutting off her head and hiding it in a sack. When they were stopped by [[guard]]s, the followers prayed to Catherine, which allegedly led the guards to see rose petals in the sack, allowing them to continue to Siena without the sack being taken away.<ref name="Database" /> Catherine's headless body remained buried in the {{Wiki\|Santa Maria sopra Minerva}} in Rome.<ref name="Wiki" />		After dying in [[Rome]] in 1380, Catherine's followers from Siena attempted to steal her body. However, they were unable to get the body out of the city and resorted to cutting off her head and hiding it in a sack. When they were stopped by [[guard]]s, the followers prayed to Catherine, which allegedly led the guards to see rose petals in the sack, allowing them to continue to Siena without the sack being taken away.<ref name="Database" /> Catherine's headless body remained buried in the {{Wiki\|Santa Maria sopra Minerva}} in Rome.<ref name="Wiki" />

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	'''Catherine of Siena''' (1347 – 1380) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] mystic, activist, and author who contributed huge influence to Italian literature and the {{Wiki\|Catholic Church}}. She was venerated as a saint in 1461.		'''Catherine of Siena''' (1347 – 1380) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] mystic, activist, and author who contributed huge influence to Italian literature and the {{Wiki\|Catholic Church}}. She was venerated as a saint in 1461.

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	'''Catherine of Siena''' (1347 – 1380) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] mystic, activist, and author who contributed huge influence to Italian literature and the {{Wiki\|Catholic Church}}. She was venerated as a saint in 1461.		'''Catherine of Siena''' (1347 – 1380) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] mystic, activist, and author who contributed huge influence to Italian literature and the {{Wiki\|Catholic Church}}. She was venerated as a saint in 1461.

	Catherine was born in [[Siena]] as the last of the 25 children<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]</ref> to Lapa Piagenti, the daughter of a local poet, and Jacopo di Benincasa, a cloth dyer. From 1375, Catherine began exchanging correspondences with [[Papacy\|Pope]] {{Wiki\|Pope Gregory XI}}, requesting him to reform the clergy and the administration of the Papal States.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Catherine of Siena}}</ref> Eventually, she became one of his most important ambassadors.<ref name="Database" />		==Biography==
			Catherine was born in [[Siena]] as the last of the 25 children<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]</ref> to Lapa Piagenti, the daughter of a local poet, and Jacopo di Benincasa, a cloth dyer. From 1375, Catherine began exchanging correspondences with [[Papacy\|Pope]] {{Wiki\|Pope Gregory XI\|Gregory XI}}, requesting him to reform the clergy and the administration of the Papal States.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Catherine of Siena}}</ref> Eventually, she became one of his most important ambassadors.<ref name="Database" />

	After dying in [[Rome]] in 1380, Catherine's followers attempted to steal her body ~~from the city~~. However, they were unable to get the body out of the city and resorted to cutting off her head and hiding it in a sack. ~~As the~~ [[guard]]s ~~searched the sack~~, the followers ~~allegedly~~ prayed to Catherine which led the ~~guard~~ to see rose petals in the sack ~~instead of the head. This allowed the followers~~ to ~~safely return~~ to Siena without the sack being taken away.<ref name="Database" /> Catherine's headless body remained buried in the {{Wiki\|Santa Maria sopra Minerva}} in Rome<ref name="Wiki" /> ~~while her~~ foot ~~was~~ said to be ~~buried in~~ the [[San Giovanni e Paolo~~]] in [[Venice~~]].<ref name="Database" />		==Legacy==
			After dying in [[Rome]] in 1380, Catherine's followers from Siena attempted to steal her body. However, they were unable to get the body out of the city and resorted to cutting off her head and hiding it in a sack. When they were stopped by [[guard]]s, the followers prayed to Catherine, which allegedly led the guards to see rose petals in the sack, allowing them to continue to Siena without the sack being taken away.<ref name="Database" /> Catherine's headless body remained buried in the {{Wiki\|Santa Maria sopra Minerva}} in Rome.<ref name="Wiki" />

			Her foot, considered a {{Wiki\|relic}}, is said to be housed at the [[Venice\|Venetian]] church of [[San Giovanni e Paolo]].<ref name = "Database"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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'''Catherine of Siena''' (1347 – 1380) was an [[Italy|Italian]] mystic, activist, and author who contributed huge influence to Italian literature and the {{Wiki|Catholic Church}}. She was venerated as a saint in 1461.

Catherine was born in [[Siena]] as the last of the 25 children<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santi Giovanni e Paolo]]</ref> to Lapa Piagenti, the daughter of a local poet, and Jacopo di Benincasa, a cloth dyer. From 1375, Catherine began exchanging correspondences with [[Papacy|Pope]] {{Wiki|Pope Gregory XI}}, requesting him to reform the clergy and the administration of the Papal States.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Catherine of Siena}}</ref> Eventually, she became one of his most important ambassadors.<ref name="Database" />

After dying in [[Rome]] in 1380, Catherine's followers attempted to steal her body from the city. However, they were unable to get the body out of the city and resorted to cutting off her head and hiding it in a sack. As the [[guard]]s searched the sack, the followers allegedly prayed to Catherine which led the guard to see rose petals in the sack instead of the head. This allowed the followers to safely return to Siena without the sack being taken away.<ref name="Database" /> Catherine's headless body remained buried in the {{Wiki|Santa Maria sopra Minerva}} in Rome<ref name="Wiki" /> while her foot was said to be buried in the [[San Giovanni e Paolo]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="Database" />

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' {{Mdat}}

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