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	In June of 1500, a steeple from the roof of [[St. Peter's Basilica\|St. Peter's]] fell, dislodging an iron beam that came clattering down a few feet from the Pope as he walked through the Basilica. The next day, a room in the Vatican collapsed around him. Everyone else in the room was killed, only a piece of canopy wedged above the Pope saved his life. Then, a few weeks later, he ended up in bed with a severe fever. Finally, at the end of the year, while [[hunting]], he was charged by a [[Deer\|stag]].		In June of 1500, a steeple from the roof of [[St. Peter's Basilica\|St. Peter's]] fell, dislodging an iron beam that came clattering down a few feet from the Pope as he walked through the Basilica. The next day, a room in the Vatican collapsed around him. Everyone else in the room was killed, only a piece of canopy wedged above the Pope saved his life. Then, a few weeks later, he ended up in bed with a severe fever. Finally, at the end of the year, while [[hunting]], he was charged by a [[Deer\|stag]].

	After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[~~cardinals~~]] if the [[~~money\|florins~~]] weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy\|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]].		After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[cardinal]]s if the [[florin]]s weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy\|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]].

	In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "[[Apple of Eden 6\|a strange apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo\|Castello]].		In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "[[Apple of Eden 6\|a strange apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo\|Castello]].

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	Date of Birth: 1431.<br />		Date of Birth: 1431.<br />
	Profession: [[Papacy\|Pope]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Leader]] of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Italian Templars]]		Profession: [[Papacy\|Pope]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Leader]] of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Italian Templars]]

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	After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[cardinals]] if the [[money\|florins]] weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy\|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]].		After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[cardinals]] if the [[money\|florins]] weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy\|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]].

	In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "~~a strange~~ [[~~Ezio's~~ Apple of Eden\|apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo\|Castello]].		In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "[[Apple of Eden 6\|a strange apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo\|Castello]].

	Curiouser and curiouser.		Curiouser and curiouser.

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	Date of Birth: 1431.<br />		Date of Birth: 1431.<br />
	Profession: Pope, [[Grand Master\|Leader]] of the [[Italian Templars]]		Profession: [[Papacy\|Pope]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Leader]] of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Italian Templars]]

	After his [[Confrontation in the Vatican\|failure]] to return with a powerful weapon from the [[Vatican Vault\|Vault]] beneath the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Rodrigo]] seems to have been plagued by of ill omens.		After his [[Confrontation in the Vatican\|failure]] to return with a powerful weapon from the [[Vatican Vault\|Vault]] beneath the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Rodrigo]] seems to have been plagued by of ill omens.

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	Profession: Pope, [[Grand Master\|Leader]] of the [[Italian Templars]]		Profession: Pope, [[Grand Master\|Leader]] of the [[Italian Templars]]

	After his [[Confrontation in the Vatican\|failure]] to return with a powerful weapon from the [[Vatican Vault\|Vault]] beneath the [[~~Vatican City~~\|Vatican]], [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Rodrigo]] seems to have been plagued by of ill omens.		After his [[Confrontation in the Vatican\|failure]] to return with a powerful weapon from the [[Vatican Vault\|Vault]] beneath the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]], [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Rodrigo]] seems to have been plagued by of ill omens.

	In June of 1500, a steeple from the roof of [[St. Peter's Basilica\|St. Peter's]] fell, dislodging an iron beam that came clattering down a few feet from the Pope as he walked through the Basilica. The next day, a room in the Vatican collapsed around him. Everyone else in the room was killed, only a piece of canopy wedged above the Pope saved his life. Then, a few weeks later, he ended up in bed with a severe fever. Finally, at the end of the year, while [[hunting]], he was charged by a [[Deer\|stag]].		In June of 1500, a steeple from the roof of [[St. Peter's Basilica\|St. Peter's]] fell, dislodging an iron beam that came clattering down a few feet from the Pope as he walked through the Basilica. The next day, a room in the Vatican collapsed around him. Everyone else in the room was killed, only a piece of canopy wedged above the Pope saved his life. Then, a few weeks later, he ended up in bed with a severe fever. Finally, at the end of the year, while [[hunting]], he was charged by a [[Deer\|stag]].

	After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[cardinals]] if the [[florins]] weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy\|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]].		After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[cardinals]] if the [[money\|florins]] weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy\|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia\|Lucrezia]].

	In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "a strange [[Ezio's Apple of Eden\|apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo\|Castello]].		In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "a strange [[Ezio's Apple of Eden\|apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo\|Castello]].

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Date of Birth: 1431.<br>
Profession: Pope, [[Grand Master|Leader]] of the [[Italian Templars]]

After his [[Confrontation in the Vatican|failure]] to return with a powerful weapon from the [[Vatican Vault|Vault]] beneath the [[Vatican City|Vatican]], [[Rodrigo Borgia|Rodrigo]] seems to have been plagued by of ill omens.

In June of 1500, a steeple from the roof of [[St. Peter's Basilica|St. Peter's]] fell, dislodging an iron beam that came clattering down a few feet from the Pope as he walked through the Basilica. The next day, a room in the Vatican collapsed around him. Everyone else in the room was killed, only a piece of canopy wedged above the Pope saved his life. Then, a few weeks later, he ended up in bed with a severe fever. Finally, at the end of the year, while [[hunting]], he was charged by a [[Deer|stag]].

After each of these incidents, Rodrigo seems to have left more and more to [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]], content to collect indulgences to help fund the {{Wiki|Captain General of the Church|Captain General}}'s military campaign and to kill off [[cardinals]] if the [[florins]] weren't coming fast enough to restock the [[Papacy|Papal]] treasury. He also seemed to take great delight in the women of [[Rome]], engaging in several "bodily feasts" alongside his daughter, [[Lucrezia Borgia|Lucrezia]].

In July of 1503, after the death of [[Juan Borgia the Elder]], a journal entry made by the new Papal secretary suggests that a worried Rodrigo moved "a strange [[Ezio's Apple of Eden|apple]]" he had kept inside a locked desk out of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo|Castello]].

Curiouser and curiouser.