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'''Pythagoras''' was an [[Wikipedia:Ancient Greece|ancient Greek]] scholar and mathematician who at one point had dealings with a [[Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]]. He was described by [[Leonardo da Vinci]] as "a brilliant scholar who discovered many secrets about the heavenly spheres and our cosmos." | '''Pythagoras''' was an [[Wikipedia:Ancient Greece|ancient Greek]] scholar and mathematician who at one point had dealings with a [[Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]]. He was described by [[Leonardo da Vinci]] as "a brilliant scholar who discovered many secrets about the heavenly spheres and our cosmos." | ||
Following his death, his followers – the Pythagoreans – constructed a [[Temple of Pythagoras|temple]] in his name beneath the city of [[Rome]] | Following his death, his followers – the Pythagoreans – constructed a [[Temple of Pythagoras|temple]] in his name. It was located in catacombs beneath the city of [[Rome]], and was guarded with a number of puzzle chambers. | ||
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Revision as of 05:40, 22 August 2011
Pythagoras was an ancient Greek scholar and mathematician who at one point had dealings with a Piece of Eden. He was described by Leonardo da Vinci as "a brilliant scholar who discovered many secrets about the heavenly spheres and our cosmos."
Following his death, his followers – the Pythagoreans – constructed a temple in his name. It was located in catacombs beneath the city of Rome, and was guarded with a number of puzzle chambers.
Sources
- Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - The Da Vinci Disappearance (mentioned only)