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|active = 259 CE<br />[[Roman Empire]] | |active = 259 CE<br />[[Roman Empire]] | ||
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|affiliates = [[Liberalis Circulum]] | |affiliates = [[Hidden Ones]] | ||
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'''Cuervo''' was an {{Wiki|Iberians|Iberian}} member of the [[Liberalis Circulum]]. | '''Cuervo''' was an {{Wiki|Iberians|Iberian}} member of the [[Liberalis Circulum]], a branch of the [[Hidden Ones]] operating throughout the territories of the [[Roman Empire]] during the 3rd century. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
In 259 CE, Cuervo journeyed to {{Wiki|Gaul}} to meet with [[Accipiter]], an [[Alemanni|Aleman]] member of the Liberalis Circulum. Aware of the Alemanni's desire to conquer [[Lugdunum]], the capital of Gaul, Cuervo warned Accipiter that looting the city would harm the Liberalis Circulum presence there.<ref name="AC3A">''[[Assassin's Creed 3: Accipiter]]''</ref> | In 259 CE, Cuervo journeyed to {{Wiki|Gaul}} to meet with [[Accipiter]], an [[Alemanni|Aleman]] general and fellow member of the Liberalis Circulum. Aware of the Alemanni's desire to conquer [[Lugdunum]], the capital of Gaul, Cuervo warned Accipiter that looting the city would harm the Liberalis Circulum presence there.<ref name="AC3A">''[[Assassin's Creed 3: Accipiter]]''</ref> | ||
To meet the interests of both the Alemanni and the Liberalis Circulum, Cuervo arranged a meeting between the [[Prefect of Lugdunum]] and Accipiter, in which the latter would request a sum of gold from the | To meet the interests of both the Alemanni and the Liberalis Circulum, Cuervo arranged a meeting between the [[Prefect of Lugdunum]] and Accipiter, in which the latter would request a sum of gold from the prefect in exchange for not ransacking Gaul's capital.<ref name="AC3A" /> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*''Cuervo'' is a [[Spain|Spanish]] word meaning "crow, raven". However, Spanish is a Romance language that evolved from spoken Latin and emerged much later than the 3rd century | *''Cuervo'' is a [[Spain|Spanish]] word meaning "crow, raven". However, Spanish is a Romance language that evolved from spoken Latin and emerged much later than the 3rd century, when Cuervo was alive. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Cuervo&Accipiter.png|Cuervo talking with Accipiter | Cuervo&Accipiter.png|Cuervo talking with Accipiter | ||
Cuervo.png|Cuervo without his hood | Cuervo.png|Cuervo without his hood | ||
Latest revision as of 01:43, 25 May 2026
Cuervo was an Iberian member of the Liberalis Circulum, a branch of the Hidden Ones operating throughout the territories of the Roman Empire during the 3rd century.
Biography[edit | edit source]
In 259 CE, Cuervo journeyed to Gaul to meet with Accipiter, an Aleman general and fellow member of the Liberalis Circulum. Aware of the Alemanni's desire to conquer Lugdunum, the capital of Gaul, Cuervo warned Accipiter that looting the city would harm the Liberalis Circulum presence there.[1]
To meet the interests of both the Alemanni and the Liberalis Circulum, Cuervo arranged a meeting between the Prefect of Lugdunum and Accipiter, in which the latter would request a sum of gold from the prefect in exchange for not ransacking Gaul's capital.[1]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Cuervo is a Spanish word meaning "crow, raven". However, Spanish is a Romance language that evolved from spoken Latin and emerged much later than the 3rd century, when Cuervo was alive.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Cuervo talking with Accipiter -
Cuervo without his hood
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