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	'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE ~~and CE {{Wiki\|Roman Judea\|Judean}}~~ woman who, with her husband [[Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was ~~also~~ later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth ~~met with her niece~~ [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Mary]]~~, who~~ was ~~prophesied to later give birth to the promised messiah,~~ [[Jesus of Nazareth~~\|Jesus~~]].<ref>{{WP\|Elizabeth ~~(biblical figure)~~}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki\|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>		'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE woman who, with her husband [[Zechariah, father of John the Baptist\|Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth's relative [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Mary]] {{Wiki\|Visitation (Christianity)\|visited}} her while she herself was still pregnant with [[Jesus of Nazareth]].<ref>{{WP\|Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki\|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>

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	'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE and CE {{Wiki\|Roman Judea\|Judean}} woman who, with her husband [[Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was also later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth met with her niece [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Mary]], who was ~~newly-pregnant with~~ the ~~prophesied~~ messiah, [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]].<ref>{{WP\|Elizabeth (biblical figure)}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki\|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>		'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE and CE {{Wiki\|Roman Judea\|Judean}} woman who, with her husband [[Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was also later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth met with her niece [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Mary]], who was prophesied to later give birth to the promised messiah, [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]].<ref>{{WP\|Elizabeth (biblical figure)}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki\|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>

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	'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE and CE {{Wiki\|Roman Judea\|Judean}} woman, ~~who~~ with her husband [[Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was also later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth met with her niece, [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Mary]] who was newly-pregnant with the prophesied messiah, [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]].<ref>{{WP\|Elizabeth (biblical figure)}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki\|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>		'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE and CE {{Wiki\|Roman Judea\|Judean}} woman who, with her husband [[Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was also later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity\|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth met with her niece [[Mary, mother of Jesus\|Mary]], who was newly-pregnant with the prophesied messiah, [[Jesus of Nazareth\|Jesus]].<ref>{{WP\|Elizabeth (biblical figure)}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki\|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>

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{{Era|Individuals}}{{WP-REAL|Elizabeth (biblical figure)}}
'''Elizabeth''' was a 1st century BCE and CE {{Wiki|Roman Judea|Judean}} woman, who with her husband [[Zechariah]], was the mother of [[John the Baptist]]. She was also later venerated as the saint of pregnant women in most [[Christianity|Christian]] denominations and [[Islam]]. While six months pregnant with her son, Elizabeth met with her niece, [[Mary, mother of Jesus|Mary]] who was newly-pregnant with the prophesied messiah, [[Jesus of Nazareth|Jesus]].<ref>{{WP|Elizabeth (biblical figure)}}</ref> Their meeting was then recorded in the {{Wiki|Gospel of Luke}}, and a 15th century [[church]] was rededicated to them in the form of the [[Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione]] in [[Venice]], [[Italy]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Santa Maria della Visitazione]]</ref>

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