Database: Basilica di San Marco - Revision history

imported>VilkaIsBack at 03:02, 24 January 2024

2024-01-24T03:02:23Z

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	The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.		The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. [[Mark the Evangelist\|Mark]] stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.

	Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.		Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 08:15, 12 April 2019

2019-04-12T08:15:05Z

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	The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.		The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.

imported>Master Sima Yi at 13:48, 21 August 2016

2016-08-21T13:48:53Z

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	Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.		Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.

	~~In Assassin's Creed 2 the Basilica di San Marco housed an Assassin shrine.~~

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213.120.234.130: Lots

2016-08-21T13:44:36Z

Lots

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	Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.		Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.

	In Assassin's Creed 2 the Basilica di San Marco ~~hoised~~ an Assassin shrine.		In Assassin's Creed 2 the Basilica di San Marco housed an Assassin shrine.

	{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

213.120.234.154: I added a short description of the Assassin tomb.

2016-08-21T13:43:39Z

I added a short description of the Assassin tomb.

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	The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.		The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.

	Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.		Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.

			In Assassin's Creed 2 the Basilica di San Marco hoised an Assassin shrine.

	{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

imported>Zero-ELEC: Dead end fixed.

2016-03-24T22:54:34Z

Dead end fixed.

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	The Basilica di San Marco was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from Alexandria. The present Byzantine-style basilica was constructed in 1063.		The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.

	Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy merchants. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the Palazzo Ducale next door.		Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.
	{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}		{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}
	[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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2016-03-09T16:43:30Z

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The Basilica di San Marco was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from Alexandria. The present Byzantine-style basilica was constructed in 1063.

Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy merchants. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the Palazzo Ducale next door.
{{DEFAULTSORT: Basilica di San Marco}}
[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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	[[File:BasSanMarcoDB.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:BasSanMarcoDB.png\|right\|250px]]
	The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. Mark stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.		The [[St. Mark's Basilica\|Basilica di San Marco]] was first built in 828 to house supposed relics of St. [[Mark the Evangelist\|Mark]] stolen from [[Alexandria]]. The present [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]]-style basilica was constructed in 1063.

	Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.		Check out the façade. Many of the decorations were brought back from the Crusades or given as gifts from wealthy [[merchants]]. The church was considered the Doge’s personal chapel; a passageway connects to the [[Palazzo Ducale di Venezia\|Palazzo Ducale]] next door.