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	{{Era\|Individuals}}[[File:Well executed 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Livia's hanged corpse displayed before her husband and Ezio]]		{{Era\|Individuals}}
	'''Livia''' (died 1500) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] woman who lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].		[[File:Well executed 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Livia's hanged corpse displayed before her husband and Ezio]]
			'''Livia''' (died January 1500) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] woman who lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].

	In 1500, an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]] known simply as [[Il Carnefice]] forced himself onto Livia and then had her hanged at the [[Piazza di Spagna]] on false charges. By her husband's account, there were those in the audience who jeered at her and revelled at her death even though they had known her since childhood~~. Her body was left hanging as a display while her husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope to her corpse~~.<ref name="Well Executed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Well Executed]]</ref>		==Biography==
			In 1500, an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]] known simply as [[Il Carnefice]] forced himself onto Livia and then had her hanged at the [[Piazza di Spagna]] on false charges. By her husband's account, there were those in the audience who jeered at her and revelled at her death even though they had known her since childhood.<ref name="Well Executed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Well Executed]]</ref>

	He was left grieving hopelessly at the gallows when the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] chanced across him. Ezio empathized with their tragedy, having experienced a similar case of injustice as a teenager, and reassured him that he was free to liberate Livia's body whenever he felt ready. In the meantime, the Assassin left to ~~assassinate~~ Il Carneficie, thereby avenging ~~her~~ death and ensuring that she would be given proper rites.<ref name="Well Executed" />		Livia's body was left hanging as a display while her husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope. He was left grieving hopelessly at the gallows when the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] chanced across him. Ezio empathized with their tragedy, having experienced a similar case of injustice as a teenager, and reassured him that he was free to liberate Livia's body whenever he felt ready. In the meantime, the Assassin left to kill Il Carneficie, thereby avenging Livia's death and ensuring that she would be given proper rites.<ref name="Well Executed" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Sol Pacificus at 12:04, 20 April 2020

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	'''Livia''' (died 1500) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] woman who lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].		'''Livia''' (died 1500) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] woman who lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].

	In 1500, an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]] known simply as [[Il Carnefice]] forced himself onto Livia and then had her hanged at the [[Piazza di Spagna]] on false charges. By her husband's account, there were those in the audience who jeered at her and revelled at her death even though they had known her since childhood. Her body was left hanging as a display while her husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope to her corpse.<ref name="Well Executed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Well Executed]]</ref>		In 1500, an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]] known simply as [[Il Carnefice]] forced himself onto Livia and then had her hanged at the [[Piazza di Spagna]] on false charges. By her husband's account, there were those in the audience who jeered at her and revelled at her death even though they had known her since childhood. Her body was left hanging as a display while her husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope to her corpse.<ref name="Well Executed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Well Executed]]</ref>

	He was left grieving hopelessly at the gallows when the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] chanced across him. Ezio empathized with ~~his~~ tragedy, having experienced a similar case of injustice as a teenager, and reassured him that he was free to liberate Livia's body whenever he felt ready. In the meantime, the Assassin left to assassinate Il Carneficie, thereby avenging her death and ensuring that she would be given proper rites.<ref name="Well Executed" />		He was left grieving hopelessly at the gallows when the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] chanced across him. Ezio empathized with their tragedy, having experienced a similar case of injustice as a teenager, and reassured him that he was free to liberate Livia's body whenever he felt ready. In the meantime, the Assassin left to assassinate Il Carneficie, thereby avenging her death and ensuring that she would be given proper rites.<ref name="Well Executed" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Sol Pacificus: Il Carnefice literally means "the executioner" so I was afraid it might be a little awkward to say "Il Carnefice, an executioner"

2020-04-20T12:03:58Z

Il Carnefice literally means "the executioner" so I was afraid it might be a little awkward to say "Il Carnefice, an executioner"

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	[[File:Well executed 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Livia's hanged corpse displayed before her husband and Ezio]]		'''Livia''' (died 1500) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] woman who lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].
	'''Livia''' (died 1500) was an [[Italy\|Italian]] woman lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].

	In 1500~~, [[Il Carnefice]]~~, an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]], forced himself onto Livia, and ~~later~~ had her hanged ~~and her body displayed~~ at the [[Piazza di Spagna]]. ~~Livia~~'s husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope to ~~Livia~~'s ~~corpse. Sometime later,~~ the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] ~~came~~ across ~~the husband kneeling in front~~ of the ~~piazza~~, ~~agreeing~~ to assassinate Il ~~Carnefice and avenge~~ her death.<ref~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[~~Well Executed~~]]<~~/~~ref~~>		In 1500, an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]] known simply as [[Il Carnefice]] forced himself onto Livia and then had her hanged at the [[Piazza di Spagna]] on false charges. By her husband's account, there were those in the audience who jeered at her and revelled at her death even though they had known her since childhood. Her body was left hanging as a display while her husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope to her corpse.<ref name="Well Executed">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Well Executed]]</ref>

			He was left grieving hopelessly at the gallows when the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] chanced across him. Ezio empathized with his tragedy, having experienced a similar case of injustice as a teenager, and reassured him that he was free to liberate Livia's body whenever he felt ready. In the meantime, the Assassin left to assassinate Il Carneficie, thereby avenging her death and ensuring that she would be given proper rites.<ref name="Well Executed" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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[[File:Well executed 1.png|thumb|250px|Livia's hanged corpse displayed before her husband and Ezio]]
'''Livia''' (died 1500) was an [[Italy|Italian]] woman lived in [[Rome]] with her husband during the [[Renaissance]].

In 1500, [[Il Carnefice]], an executioner who served under [[Cesare Borgia]], forced himself onto Livia, and later had her hanged and her body displayed at the [[Piazza di Spagna]]. Livia's husband was threatened by Il Carnefice to be hanged as well if he were to cut off the rope to Livia's corpse. Sometime later, the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] came across the husband kneeling in front of the piazza, agreeing to assassinate Il Carnefice and avenge her death.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Well Executed]]</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

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