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What are the Assassins' position on burning bodies?
In AC Revelations, Altair was burning Al Mualim's body. Abbas approached and said burning bodies was against Assassin tradition or beliefs.
In AC Unity, the Assassins burnt Mirabeau's body.
In AC 2, Ezio assassinated Girolamo Savonarola before he could be burned alive because it was inhumane.
In AC Unity, the Assassins allowed Jacques de Molay and other Templars to be burned alive.
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