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	\|birth = c. May or June 1265<br>[[Florence]], [[Republic of Florence]]		\|birth = c. May or June 1265<br>[[Florence]], [[Republic of Florence]]
	\|death = 14 September 1321 (aged 56)<br>[[Ravenna]], [[Papal States]]		\|death = 14 September 1321 {{c\|aged 56}}<br>[[Ravenna]], [[Papal States]]
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	===Life as an Assassin===		===Life as an Assassin===
	{{Quote\|And so began my apprenticeship with Dante Alighieri, one that was to destroy every bit of happiness I would ever have.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}		{{Quote\|And so began my apprenticeship with Dante Alighieri, one that was to destroy every bit of happiness I would ever have.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}
	Throughout his life, Dante rose through the ranks of the Assassin Brotherhood and became one of its senior members.<ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[~~Auditore Family Crypt~~]]</ref>		Throughout his life, Dante rose through the ranks of the Assassin Brotherhood and became one of its senior members.<ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Paying Respects]]</ref>

	In the late 13th century, Dante was tasked with the training of the son of a fellow Assassin, who would later be known as [[Domenico Auditore]], the founder of the [[House of Auditore\|Auditore family]] and a descendant of a long line of Assassins.<ref name="AC2"/>		In the late 13th century, Dante was tasked with the training of the son of a fellow Assassin, who would later be known as [[Domenico Auditore]], the founder of the [[House of Auditore\|Auditore family]] and a descendant of a long line of Assassins.<ref name="AC2"/>

	The day that Domenico first found out about the Brotherhood, his father, his father's patron [[Marco Polo]], and Dante were present. Domenico was a sailor who carried cargo across the Atlantic and Mediterranean, ~~thus, as~~ Marco explained, Dante would train ~~Domenico~~ in the ways of the Order, in exchange for transport to [[Spain]].<ref name="AC2"/>		The day that Domenico first found out about the Brotherhood, his [[Domenico Auditore's father\|father]], his father's patron [[Marco Polo]], and Dante were present. At the time, Domenico was a sailor who carried cargo across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] and [[Mediterranean Sea\|Mediterranean]], and Marco explained that Dante would train him in the ways of the Order in exchange for transport to [[Spain]].<ref name="AC2"/>

	Dante met with Domenico repeatedly before they departed from [[Venice]], first conversing with him about practical needs for the journey, such as supplies, then moving on to deeper lessons, and speaking of ''"higher things about life, love, honor and justice"''.<ref name="AC2"/>		Dante met with Domenico repeatedly before they departed from [[Venice]], first conversing with him about practical needs for the journey, such as supplies, then moving on to deeper lessons, and speaking of ''"higher things about life, love, honor and justice"''.<ref name="AC2"/>
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	===Later life and death===		===Later life and death===
	{{Quote\|Dante intended to take the Codex to Spain where it would be safe. But he was being watched.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}Before his journey to [[Barcelona]] could take place, Dante was murdered by [[Templars]] on a trip to gather his belongings in [[Ravenna]]. Domenico's father explained to him that Dante had been tasked with delivering the Codex to Spain, and urged him to take on the responsibility instead.<ref name="AC2"/> As a result the Assassins discovered that the Templars were never destroyed despite [[Thomas de Carneillon]]'s efforts to [[Persecution of the Templars\|erase]] them at 1307.<ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref> Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2" />		{{Quote\|Dante intended to take the Codex to Spain where it would be safe. But he was being watched.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}
			Before his journey to [[Barcelona]] could take place, Dante was murdered by [[Templars]] on a trip to gather his belongings in [[Ravenna]]. Domenico's father explained to him that Dante had been tasked with delivering the Codex to Spain, and urged him to take on the responsibility instead.<ref name="AC2"/>

	~~==Legacy==~~		As a result of Dante's death, the Assassins discovered that the Templars were never destroyed despite [[Thomas de Carneillon]]'s efforts to [[Persecution of the Templars\|erase]] them in 1307.<ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref> Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempt to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, preventing them from falling into Templar hands.<ref name="AC2" />
	Dante's ~~most enduring work~~, ~~written in~~ the ~~vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in~~ that ~~time, is~~ the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}, {{Wiki\|Purgatorio}}'', and ''{{Wiki\|Paradiso (Dante)\|Paradiso}}''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Italian Assassins' [[~~Mentor~~]] [[~~Ezio Auditore da Firenze~~\|~~Ezio Auditore~~]] ~~read ''Inferno''~~ in ~~[[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop~~. ~~Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's~~ "~~subtle way of revenge~~" ~~through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: ~~Revelations~~]]'' – [[~~A Little Errand~~]]</ref> ~~Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell's lowest circle of traitors were~~ [[~~Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for having [[Assassination of Julius Caesar~~\|~~betrayed and killed~~]] ~~[[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were [[Roman Hidden Ones]] working~~ to ~~stop Caesar~~, ~~who~~ was the ~~[[Order~~ of the ~~Ancients]]' leader.<ref>''[[Assassin~~'s ~~Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso''~~, ~~Dante's guide is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]], a [[France\|French]] monk who publicly co-founded the [[Knights~~ Templar]].<ref~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]:~~ "~~File.0.02\Hst_Beginning~~"</~~ref~~>

	In ~~1516~~, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] ~~gave~~ a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]]. It eventually became a family heirloom, ~~with~~ Hiram ~~giving it to his son~~ [[Thomas Stoddard\|~~Thomas~~]], ~~who carried it with him until he became a [[Master Assassin]] and~~ passed it ~~in 1692~~ to fellow Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]]'s son [[David (Salem)\|David]] to teach him to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|Issue #4]]</ref>		===Legacy===
			Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'', ''{{Wiki\|Purgatorio}}'', and ''{{Wiki\|Paradiso (Dante)\|Paradiso}}''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Italian Assassins' [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] read ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's "subtle way of revenge" through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[A Little Errand]]</ref>

			Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell's lowest circle of traitors were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for having [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayed and killed]] [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were [[Roman Hidden Ones]] working to stop Caesar, who was a leading figure among the [[Order of the Ancients]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso'', Dante's guide is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]], a [[France\|French]] monk who publicly co-founded the [[Knights Templar]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]: "File.0.02\Hst_Beginning"</ref>

			In 1515, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] was given a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' by Ezio Auditore during his training with the Mentor. The following year, Giovanni gave the book to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]] after preventing his theft of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 12\|Issue #12]]</ref> This copy eventually became a family heirloom and, by the late 17th century, was in the possession of Hiram's descendant [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]]. In 1692, Tom passed it down to fellow Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]]'s son [[David (Salem)\|David]] to teach him how to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|Issue #04]]</ref>

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	*[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Revelations'' novel]] {{Mo}}		*[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Revelations'' novel]] {{Mo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{Mdat}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{Mdat}}
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			*''[[Echoes of History]] – [[Ragnarök (Echoes of History)\|Ragnarök]]'' {{Mo}}

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	===Later life and death===		===Later life and death===
	{{Quote\|Dante intended to take the Codex to Spain where it would be safe. But he was being watched.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}Before his journey to [[Barcelona]] could take place, Dante was murdered by [[Templars]] on a trip to gather his belongings in [[Ravenna]]. Domenico's father explained to him that Dante had been tasked with delivering the Codex to Spain, and urged him to take on the responsibility instead.<ref name="AC2"/> As a result the Assassins discovered that the Templars were never destroyed despite [[Thomas de Carneillon]]'s efforts to [[Persecution of the Templars\|erase]] them at 1307.<ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref>		{{Quote\|Dante intended to take the Codex to Spain where it would be safe. But he was being watched.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}Before his journey to [[Barcelona]] could take place, Dante was murdered by [[Templars]] on a trip to gather his belongings in [[Ravenna]]. Domenico's father explained to him that Dante had been tasked with delivering the Codex to Spain, and urged him to take on the responsibility instead.<ref name="AC2"/> As a result the Assassins discovered that the Templars were never destroyed despite [[Thomas de Carneillon]]'s efforts to [[Persecution of the Templars\|erase]] them at 1307.<ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref> Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2" />

	Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2"/>

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
	Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}, {{Wiki\|Purgatorio}}'', and ''{{Wiki\|Paradiso (Dante)\|Paradiso}}''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Italian Assassins' [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] read ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's "subtle way of revenge" through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[A Little Errand]]</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell's lowest circle of traitors were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for having [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayed and killed]] [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were [[Roman Hidden Ones]] working to stop Caesar, who was the [[Order of the Ancients]]' leader.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso'', Dante's guide is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]], a [[France\|French]] monk who publicly co-founded the [[Knights Templar]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]: "File.0.02\Hst_Beginning"</ref>		Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}, {{Wiki\|Purgatorio}}'', and ''{{Wiki\|Paradiso (Dante)\|Paradiso}}''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Italian Assassins' [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] read ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's "subtle way of revenge" through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[A Little Errand]]</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell's lowest circle of traitors were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for having [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayed and killed]] [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were [[Roman Hidden Ones]] working to stop Caesar, who was the [[Order of the Ancients]]' leader.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso'', Dante's guide is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]], a [[France\|French]] monk who publicly co-founded the [[Knights Templar]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]: "File.0.02\Hst_Beginning"</ref>

	In 1516, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] gave a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]]. It eventually became a family heirloom, with Hiram giving it to his son [[Thomas Stoddard\|Thomas]], who carried it with him until he became a [[Master Assassin]] and passed it in 1692 to fellow Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]]'s son [[David (Salem)\|David]] to teach him to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>		In 1516, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] gave a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]]. It eventually became a family heirloom, with Hiram giving it to his son [[Thomas Stoddard\|Thomas]], who carried it with him until he became a [[Master Assassin]] and passed it in 1692 to fellow Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]]'s son [[David (Salem)\|David]] to teach him to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|Issue #4]]</ref>

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
	Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''Inferno'', ''Purgatorio'', and ''Paradiso''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the ~~Assassin~~ [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] read ~~Dante's~~ ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's ''"subtle way of revenge"'' through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' - [[A Little Errand]]</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell~~, the~~ lowest circle ~~even,~~ were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for ~~their~~ [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|~~betrayal~~]] of [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were ~~also Assassins and~~ Caesar ~~leader~~ of the ~~Order~~.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso'', Dante's ~~guid~~ is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]] who ~~was~~ the ~~founder of the public~~ Templar ~~Order~~.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' - [[Abstergo Files]]</ref>		Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}, {{Wiki\|Purgatorio}}'', and ''{{Wiki\|Paradiso (Dante)\|Paradiso}}''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Italian Assassins' [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] read ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's "subtle way of revenge" through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[A Little Errand]]</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell's lowest circle of traitors were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for having [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayed and killed]] [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were [[Roman Hidden Ones]] working to stop Caesar, who was the [[Order of the Ancients]]' leader.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso'', Dante's guide is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]], a [[France\|French]] monk who publicly co-founded the [[Knights Templar]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[Abstergo Files]]: "File.0.02\Hst_Beginning"</ref>

	In 1516, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] gave a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]]. It became a family heirloom ~~as the Master Assassin~~ [[Thomas Stoddard]] ~~received~~ it ~~from his father~~ in ~~the late 17th century. He later gave it~~ to [[David (Salem)\|David]]~~, the son of the Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]],~~ to teach him to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)]]''</ref>		In 1516, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] gave a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]]. It eventually became a family heirloom, with Hiram giving it to his son [[Thomas Stoddard\|Thomas]], who carried it with him until he became a [[Master Assassin]] and passed it in 1692 to fellow Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]]'s son [[David (Salem)\|David]] to teach him to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Life as an Assassin===		===Life as an Assassin===
	{{Quote\|And so began my apprenticeship with Dante Alighieri, one that was to destroy every bit of happiness I would ever have.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II}}		{{Quote\|And so began my apprenticeship with Dante Alighieri, one that was to destroy every bit of happiness I would ever have.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}
	Throughout his life, Dante rose through the ranks of the Assassin Brotherhood and became one of its senior members.<ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Auditore Family Crypt]]</ref>		Throughout his life, Dante rose through the ranks of the Assassin Brotherhood and became one of its senior members.<ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Auditore Family Crypt]]</ref>

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	The day that Domenico first found out about the Brotherhood, his father, his father's patron [[Marco Polo]], and Dante were present. Domenico was a sailor who carried cargo across the Atlantic and Mediterranean, thus, as Marco explained, Dante would train Domenico in the ways of the Order, in exchange for transport to [[Spain]].<ref name="AC2"/>		The day that Domenico first found out about the Brotherhood, his father, his father's patron [[Marco Polo]], and Dante were present. Domenico was a sailor who carried cargo across the Atlantic and Mediterranean, thus, as Marco explained, Dante would train Domenico in the ways of the Order, in exchange for transport to [[Spain]].<ref name="AC2"/>

	Dante met with Domenico repeatedly before they departed from [[Venice]] , first conversing with him about practical needs for the journey, such as supplies, then moving on to deeper lessons, and speaking of ''"higher things about life, love, honor and justice"''.<ref name="AC2"/>		Dante met with Domenico repeatedly before they departed from [[Venice]], first conversing with him about practical needs for the journey, such as supplies, then moving on to deeper lessons, and speaking of ''"higher things about life, love, honor and justice"''.<ref name="AC2"/>

	Dante showed Domenico the [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Codex]] of the legendary Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], and taught him [[the Creed]]. Through their lessons, Dante told his apprentice that society was ''"set up in such a way as to [[New World Order\|control its members]], to stop us from thinking, from seeing"''. Soon, Domenico had learned to ''"look past all laws and illusions"'', and see that the people deserved freedom.<ref name="AC2"/>		Dante showed Domenico the [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Codex]] of the legendary Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], and taught him [[the Creed]]. Through their lessons, Dante told his apprentice that society was ''"set up in such a way as to [[New World Order\|control its members]], to stop us from thinking, from seeing"''. Soon, Domenico had learned to ''"look past all laws and illusions"'', and see that the people deserved freedom.<ref name="AC2"/>

	===Later life and death===		===Later life and death===
	{{Quote\|Dante intended to take the Codex to Spain where it would be safe. But he was being watched.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II}}Before his journey to [[Barcelona]] could take place, Dante was murdered by [[Templars]] on a trip to gather his belongings in [[Ravenna]]. Domenico's father explained to him that Dante had been tasked with delivering the Codex to Spain, and urged him to take on the responsibility instead.<ref name="AC2"/> As a result the Assassins discovered that the Templars were never destroyed despite [[Thomas de Carneillon]]'s efforts to [[Persecution of the Templars\|erase]] them at 1307.<ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref>		{{Quote\|Dante intended to take the Codex to Spain where it would be safe. But he was being watched.\|Domenico Auditore.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Paying Respects}}Before his journey to [[Barcelona]] could take place, Dante was murdered by [[Templars]] on a trip to gather his belongings in [[Ravenna]]. Domenico's father explained to him that Dante had been tasked with delivering the Codex to Spain, and urged him to take on the responsibility instead.<ref name="AC2"/> As a result the Assassins discovered that the Templars were never destroyed despite [[Thomas de Carneillon]]'s efforts to [[Persecution of the Templars\|erase]] them at 1307.<ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]</ref>

	Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2"/>		Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2"/>

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
	Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''Inferno'', ''Purgatorio'', and ''Paradiso''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] read Dante's ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's ''"subtle way of revenge"'' through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref ~~name="ACR"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell, the lowest circle even, were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for their [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayal]] of [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were also Assassins and Caesar leader of the Order.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>		Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''Inferno'', ''Purgatorio'', and ''Paradiso''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] read Dante's ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's ''"subtle way of revenge"'' through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' - [[A Little Errand]]</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell, the lowest circle even, were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for their [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayal]] of [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were also Assassins and Caesar leader of the Order.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref> In ''Paradiso'', Dante's guid is [[Bernard de Clairvaux]] who was the founder of the public Templar Order.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' - [[Abstergo Files]]</ref>

			In 1516, the Assassin [[Giovanni Borgia]] gave a copy of the ''Divine Comedy'' to the rogue Assassin [[Hiram Stoddard]]. It became a family heirloom as the Master Assassin [[Thomas Stoddard]] received it from his father in the late 17th century. He later gave it to [[David (Salem)\|David]], the son of the Assassin [[Jennifer Querry]], to teach him to read.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)]]''</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Lacrossedeamon: moving some of the stuff out of trivia into its own section but a trivia (or bts) section that is only for etymology, especially for an actual historical character rather than one made by the devs, rubs me the wrong way.

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moving some of the stuff out of trivia into its own section but a trivia (or bts) section that is only for etymology, especially for an actual historical character rather than one made by the devs, rubs me the wrong way.

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	Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2"/>		Though Domenico lost his [[Isabetta Auditore\|wife]] to pirates during his attempts to fulfill Dante's mission, he was able to scatter the pages of the Codex in the ship's cargo, and keep it safe from Templar hands.<ref name="AC2"/>

			==Legacy==
			Dante's most enduring work, written in the vernacular Italian rather than Latin as was custom for poetry in that time, is the ''Divine Comedy'', comprised of ''Inferno'', ''Purgatorio'', and ''Paradiso''. In 1511, almost 200 years after its publication, the Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] read Dante's ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's ''"subtle way of revenge"'' through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref name="ACR">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''</ref> Incidentally, two of the people Dante placed in Hell, the lowest circle even, were [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] and [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]] for their [[Assassination of Julius Caesar\|betrayal]] of [[Gaius Julius Caesar]], despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were also Assassins and Caesar leader of the Order.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In 1511, the Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] read Dante's ''Inferno'' in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s shop. Sofia evoked her admiration for Dante's genius, and Ezio commented on Dante's ''"subtle way of revenge"'' through his poems, where he depicted his enemies as being tortured in Hell.<ref name="ACR">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''</ref>
	*Durante is an Italian variant of the Latin name ''Durans'' that means "enduring". Alighieri is a name that ultimately stems from Germanic roots ''nadal'', "noble", or ''ald'', "old", and ''gar'', "spear."		*Durante is an Italian variant of the Latin name ''Durans'' that means "enduring". Alighieri is a name that ultimately stems from Germanic roots ''nadal'', "noble", or ''ald'', "old", and ''gar'', "spear."
	*Dante wrote in ''Inferno'', the first part of ''The Divine Comedy'', that [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], along with [[Gaius Cassius Longinus]], were condemned to the lowest circle of hell because of their act against Julius Caesar, despite the fact that Brutus and Longinus were also Assassins.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==