Vittoria was a Protestant, who was the mother of Pope Victor XXXII.
Early life
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She was presumably born in Romalia.
ChildEdit
She gave birth to Vittorio, who later became pope. She stole the ruby of fire.
DeathEdit
She took refuge in D'Angleterre and became acquainted with a girl named Agnès. A party was later sent to eliminate her.
OriginEdit
Victoria is the feminine form of the name Victor, which is the English form of the Italian name Vittore and its variant Vittorio. It derives from the Latin victor ("conqueror").
