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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Ferreira is a variant of Latin ''ferraria'', meaning "iron mine; a place where iron is worked." De Ortega is a [[Spain|Spanish]] surname that translates to "of Ortega," referring to one of Spain's many villages called Ortega. Ortega itself is derived from Latin ''urtica'', meaning "nettle."
*Ferreira is a variant of Latin ''ferraria'', meaning "iron mine; a place where iron is worked." De Ortega is a Spanish surname that translates to "of Ortega," referring to one of Spain's many villages called Ortega. Ortega itself is derived from Latin ''urtica'', meaning "nettle."


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Ferreira de Ortega

Ferreira de Ortega was the daughter of Spanish Templar Alejandro Estrada de Ortega. After being excluded from joining the Order, unlike her brothers, Ferreira left home at age seventeen to pursue a life of adventure.

In 2013, her genetic memories were used as an Animi Avatar by the entertainment branch of the Templar company Abstergo Industries, to influence the general public via the Animus games console, under the title of the Rebel.

Trivia

  • Ferreira is a variant of Latin ferraria, meaning "iron mine; a place where iron is worked." De Ortega is a Spanish surname that translates to "of Ortega," referring to one of Spain's many villages called Ortega. Ortega itself is derived from Latin urtica, meaning "nettle."

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