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[[File: | '''Denis Molinier''' was a [[France|French]] alchemist and a member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]] from {{Wiki|Montauban}}. Deeply interested in [[Nicolas Flamel]], he produced the famous "Flamel images", consisting of obscure figures that combined symbolic and chemical formulations. | ||
'''Denis Molinier''' was | |||
During the [[French Revolution]], Molinier owned a part of the missing mechanism that gave access to Flamel's laboratory, located under [[Notre-Dame]]. Coveting the [[Elixir of life]] the laboratory housed, the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] infiltrated Molinier's townhouse and stole his piece of the mechanism. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*It was possible to kill Molinier instead of just [[pickpocketing]] him in order to acquire the key opening the chest that contained the mechanism. | |||
*The character is most likely inspired from real-life alchemist Denis Molinier, born in Montauban in 1711, who died around 1777. | |||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 20 May 2016
Denis Molinier was a French alchemist and a member of the Templar Order from Montauban. Deeply interested in Nicolas Flamel, he produced the famous "Flamel images", consisting of obscure figures that combined symbolic and chemical formulations.
During the French Revolution, Molinier owned a part of the missing mechanism that gave access to Flamel's laboratory, located under Notre-Dame. Coveting the Elixir of life the laboratory housed, the Assassin Arno Dorian infiltrated Molinier's townhouse and stole his piece of the mechanism.
Trivia
- It was possible to kill Molinier instead of just pickpocketing him in order to acquire the key opening the chest that contained the mechanism.
- The character is most likely inspired from real-life alchemist Denis Molinier, born in Montauban in 1711, who died around 1777.
Reference