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Roberto Borjia was assassinated in 1503 by Ezio Auditore de Firenze.

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Although the above is true from the standpoint of the Assassin's Creed II plotline, the real Rodrigo Borgia was killed by Canterella - a type of arsenic - by an unknown assailant in 1503.

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While it never has been proven, it seems quite probable that he was poisoned. Both he and his son had been together at a dinner given by a cardinal the night before and both became ill. His son survived but he did not.

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