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Vittoria Farnese
Daughter of Pier Luigi Farnese, Duke of Parma
- Child of Pier Luigi Farnese and Gerolama Orsini
- Married to Guidobaldo II della Rovere
- Dated 1519 CE – 13 September 1602 CE
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Life
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child of (child) Gerolama Orsini Italian noblewoman (c.1503-1570) -
child of (child) Pier Luigi Farnese Duke of Parma (1503-1547) -
of the house House of Farnese influential family in Renaissance Italy - parent of (child) Isabella della Rovere Italian lady, known for her religious patronage (1552-1619).
- parent of (child) Lavinia Feltria della Rovere (1558-1632)
- parent of (child) Франческо Мария II делла Ровере Italian noble, Duke of Urbino
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sibling of Alessandro Farnese Italian cardinal and diplomat (1520–1589) -
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sibling of Orazio Farnese, Duke of Castro Italian duke (1532-1553) -
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sibling of Ottavio Farnese Duke of Parma (1524-1586) -
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sibling of Ranuccio Farnese Italian prelate who was Cardinal of Santa Lucia in Selci (1530-1565) - married to Guidobaldo II della Rovere Italian condottiero
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