Database: Banks (Assassin's Creed II) - Revision history

imported>Sol Pacificus at 23:34, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T23:34:48Z

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	With the advent of {{Wiki\|double-entry bookkeeping}}, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.		With the advent of {{Wiki\|double-entry bookkeeping}}, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.

	Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church {{Wiki\|Usury\|~~forbade the~~ charging of interest}}, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?		Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church forbade the {{Wiki\|Usury\|charging of interest}}, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?

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imported>Sol Pacificus: This link didn't make so much sense to me. The act of forbidding something isn't usury. The act of forbidding the charging of interest refers to usury.

2023-07-17T12:57:05Z

This link didn't make so much sense to me. The act of forbidding something isn't usury. The act of forbidding the charging of interest refers to usury.

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	With the advent of {{Wiki\|double-entry bookkeeping}}, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.		With the advent of {{Wiki\|double-entry bookkeeping}}, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.

	Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church {{Wiki\|Usury\|forbade}} the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?		Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church {{Wiki\|Usury\|forbade the charging of interest}}, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?

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imported>Darman36 at 12:51, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T12:51:58Z

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	:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the [[bank]]ing network to transport their [[Economy\|money]]. I bet [[Desmond Miles\|you]] could snag some of that cash.		:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the [[bank]]ing network to transport their [[Economy\|money]]. I bet [[Desmond Miles\|you]] could snag some of that cash.

	With the advent of double entry bookkeeping, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.		With the advent of {{Wiki\|double-entry bookkeeping}}, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.

	Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church forbade the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?		Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church {{Wiki\|Usury\|forbade}} the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?

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imported>Darman36 at 23:59, 14 July 2023

2023-07-14T23:59:38Z

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	:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the ~~banking~~ network to transport their [[money]]. I bet you could snag some of that cash.		:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the [[bank]]ing network to transport their [[Economy\|money]]. I bet [[Desmond Miles\|you]] could snag some of that cash.

	With the advent of double entry bookkeeping, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, [[banks]] became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.		With the advent of double entry bookkeeping, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, banks became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.

	Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church forbade the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the Vatican, which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the Pope "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", God won't notice, right?		Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church forbade the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the [[Papacy\|Pope]] "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", [[Christianity\|God]] won't notice, right?

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Banks}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Banks}}
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]

imported>Piero.schiavone1994: Piero.schiavone1994 moved page Database: Banks to Database: Banks (Assassin's Creed II)

2017-03-31T14:45:37Z

Piero.schiavone1994 moved page Database: Banks to Database: Banks (Assassin's Creed II)

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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 14:17, 31 March 2017

2017-03-31T14:17:44Z

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	:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the banking network to transport their [[money]]. I bet you could snag some of that cash.		:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the banking network to transport their [[money]]. I bet you could snag some of that cash.

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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 14:32, 23 March 2017

2017-03-23T14:32:32Z

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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 18:10, 23 January 2017

2017-01-23T18:10:40Z

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	:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the banking network to transport their money. I bet you could snag some of that cash.		:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the banking network to transport their [[money]]. I bet you could snag some of that cash.

	With the advent of double entry bookkeeping, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, [[banks]] became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.		With the advent of double entry bookkeeping, which allowed bankers to keep track of their clients' deposits and withdrawals, and the proliferation of many different types of [[Italy\|Italian]] currency into the pool of circulation, [[banks]] became an essential part of everyday [[Renaissance]] life.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:37, 31 May 2016

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	:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the banking network to transport their money. I bet you could snag some of that cash.		:[[Rebecca Crane\|REBECCA84]]: It looks like the [[Templars]] are using the banking network to transport their money. I bet you could snag some of that cash.

imported>Master Sima Yi at 20:16, 26 February 2015

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	Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church forbade the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the Vatican, which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the Pope "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", God won't notice, right?		Banks technically couldn't make money on their money, because the Catholic Church forbade the charging of interest, but in practice this restriction wasn't followed by bankers, or even by the Vatican, which participated in the banking system and required banks to pay the Pope "gifts" in proportion to the amount of money he had deposited with them. As long as it isn't called "interest", God won't notice, right?
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