LIST OF CHARACTERS

Mario Auditore: Ezio’s uncle and head of the Brotherhood of the Assassins

Ezio Auditore: Assassin

Maria Auditore: Ezio’s mother


Claudia Auditore: Ezio’s sister


Angelina Ceresa: friend of Claudia’s


Federico: Mario’s stable-master


Annetta: Auditore family housekeeper


Paola: sister of Annetta


Ruggiero: master sergeant in Mario Auditore’s guards






Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli: Assassin, philosopher and writer, 1469–1527


Leonardo da Vinci: artist, scientist, sculptor, etc., 1452–1519


Antonio: Assassin


Paola: Assassin


Fabio Orsini: Assassin


Bartolomeo d’Alviano: Italian Captain and Assassin, 1455–1515


Pantasilea Baglioni: Bartolomeo’s wife


Baldassare Castiglione: Associate Assassin


Pietro Bembo: Associate Assassin


Teodora: Assassin


Gilberto the Fox, la Volpe: Assassin and head of the Thieves’ Guild


Benito: member of the Thieves’ Guild


Trimalchio: member of the Thieves’ Guild


Claudio: thief and son of Trimalchio


Paganino: thief at the sacking of Monteriggioni


Madonna Solari: brothel keeper and Assassin accomplice


Agnella: prostitute from the Rosa in Fiore


Lucia: prostitute from the Rosa in Fiore


Saraghina: prostitute from the Rosa in Fiore


Margherita deghli Campi: Roman aristocrat and Assassin sympathizer


Jacopo: sailor


Camilla: Naples prostitute


Filin: ship’s captain


Captain Alberto: captain of theMarea di Alba


Acosta: Valencian doctor


Count of Lerin: Spanish count, 1430–1508


Caterina Sforza: the Countess of Forlì, daughter of Galeazzo, 1463–1509


Lorenzo de’ Medici, “Lorenzo the Magnificent”: Italian statesman, 1449–92


Piero Soderini: governor of Florence, 1450–1522


Amerigo Vespucci: friend and advisor to Soderini, 1454–1512


Rodrigo Borgia: Pope Alexander VI, 1451–1503


Cesare Borgia: son of Rodrigo, 1476–1507


Lucrezia Borgia: daughter of Rodrigo, 1480–1519


Vannozza Cattanei: mother of Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia, 1442–1518


Giulia Farnese: Rodrigo’s mistress, 1474–1524


Princesse Charlotte d’Albret: wife of Cesare, 1480–1514


Juan Borgia: Archbishop of Monreale and Cesare’s banker, 1476–97


Général Duc Octavien de Valois: French general and Borgia ally


Michelotto da Corella: Cesare’s right-hand man


Luca: Michelotto’s diehard


Agostino Chigi: Pope Alexander’s banker, 1466–1520


Luigi Torcelli: Cesare’s banker’s agent


Toffana: Lucrezia’s servant


Gaspar Torella: Cesare’s personal doctor


Johann Burchard: Pope Alexander VI’s master of ceremonies


Juan: Guard at La Mota


Egidio Troche: Roman senator


Francesco Troche: Egidio’s brother and Cesare’s chamberlain


Michelangelo Buonarotti: artist, sculptor, etc., 1475–1564


Vinicio: Machiavelli’s contact


Giuliano della Rovere: Pope Julius II, formerly cardinal of San Pietro in Vincoli, 1443–1513


Ascanio Sforza: cardinal, uncle of Caterina, 1455–1505


Agniolo and Innocento: assistants to Leonardo da Vinci


Pietro Benintendi: Roman actor


Dottore Brunelleschi: Roman doctor


Georges d’Amboise: the cardinal of Rouen, 1460–1510


Pope Pius III: formerly Cardinal Piccolomini, 1439–1503


Bruno: a spy


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