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The pervasive corruption of the Church distressed him and he spoke out wherever possible. As a result, the Templars used their political influence to have Jean stripped of his title and disgraced. | The pervasive corruption of the Church distressed him and he spoke out wherever possible. As a result, the Templars used their political influence to have Jean stripped of his title and disgraced. | ||
During his trial, Delacroix met | During his trial, Delacroix met the Italian Assassin Niccolò Machiavelli who educated him about the philosophy of humanism and the Templars' hidden activities. It was then that he learned of the Brotherhood and their mission. | ||
Machiavelli invited Jean to travel to Spain, where his | Machiavelli invited Jean to travel to [[Spain]], where his strengt and faith could be of service to a local Brotherhood in their fight against the evils of the Inquisition. Eager to fight this symbol of a lost and corrupt Church controlled by the [[Templars]], Jean accepted and set out to start anew in another country. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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Jean Delacroix was a French Assassin mentored by Niccolò Machiavelli who joined the Spanish Brotherhood in their fight against the Inquisition.
Biography
Born during the Renaissance, Jean Delacroix was a noble French knight at the court of Charles VII. A powerful warrior and highly religious man, Jean lived by a strong moral code based on the Christian philosophy of love and compassion.
The pervasive corruption of the Church distressed him and he spoke out wherever possible. As a result, the Templars used their political influence to have Jean stripped of his title and disgraced.
During his trial, Delacroix met the Italian Assassin Niccolò Machiavelli who educated him about the philosophy of humanism and the Templars' hidden activities. It was then that he learned of the Brotherhood and their mission.
Machiavelli invited Jean to travel to Spain, where his strengt and faith could be of service to a local Brotherhood in their fight against the evils of the Inquisition. Eager to fight this symbol of a lost and corrupt Church controlled by the Templars, Jean accepted and set out to start anew in another country.
Trivia
- Jean Delacroix was a French noble yet didn't display the usual Nobiliary particle (de, du, des, de la, d') in his family name. As he was stripped of his titles, "Jean de la Croix" could have possibly dropped the particle from his name after his trial.
- Delacroix share his family name with Flora de la Cruz and Charlotte de la Cruz, which are the French and Spanish for "of the Cross".
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