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*"Marcello" means "like a hammer." It is derived from "marcus" or "hammer," with the -el suffix denoting it as an adjective in archaic Latin. | *"Marcello" means "like a hammer." It is derived from "marcus" or "hammer," with the -el suffix denoting it as an adjective in archaic Latin. | ||
*In [[Topkapı Palace]], Prince [[Suleiman I]] introduces Ezio to [[Ahmet]] as "Marcello" to hide his true identity. | *In [[Topkapı Palace]], Prince [[Suleiman I]] introduces Ezio to [[Ahmet]] as "Marcello" to hide his true identity. | ||
*Marcello | *Marcello appears more than once in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations (novel)|Assassin's Creed: Revelations the Novel]] ''where he accompanies his mother and sister at the market where Ezio dies. | ||
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Revision as of 08:17, 5 December 2011
Marcello Auditore was the son of the retired leader of the Italian Assassins and a former Mentor in the Assassin Order, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, and his wife Sofia Sartor.
He was born after his father's travels in Constantinople in 1511, and had one sister, Flavia. He lived with his parents and sister in the Tuscan countryside, and at times accompanied his mother to visit his aunt Claudia.
Trivia
- "Marcello" means "like a hammer." It is derived from "marcus" or "hammer," with the -el suffix denoting it as an adjective in archaic Latin.
- In Topkapı Palace, Prince Suleiman I introduces Ezio to Ahmet as "Marcello" to hide his true identity.
- Marcello appears more than once in Assassin's Creed: Revelations the Novel where he accompanies his mother and sister at the market where Ezio dies.