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'''La Rosa della Virtù''' (The Rose of Virtue) was a brothel run by [[Teodora Contanto|Sister Teodora]], a former nun. Located in Venice, it was rather popular and frequented by many upper-class patrons, though the thief [[Antonio de Magianis]] was a frequent visitor as well. The brothel was constantly under attack from the Holy See, which tried repeatedly to force the Venetian Council to shut it down. The brothel was finally closed for good in 1516 after a bishop had lit | '''La Rosa della Virtù''' (The Rose of Virtue) was a brothel run by [[Teodora Contanto|Sister Teodora]], a former nun. Located in Venice, it was rather popular and frequented by many upper-class patrons, though the thief [[Antonio de Magianis]] was a frequent visitor as well. The brothel was constantly under attack from the Holy See, which tried repeatedly to force the Venetian Council to shut it down. The brothel was finally closed for good in 1516 after a bishop had it lit aflame and burned it to the ground. | ||
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Revision as of 00:41, 13 April 2014
La Rosa della Virtù (The Rose of Virtue) was a brothel run by Sister Teodora, a former nun. Located in Venice, it was rather popular and frequented by many upper-class patrons, though the thief Antonio de Magianis was a frequent visitor as well. The brothel was constantly under attack from the Holy See, which tried repeatedly to force the Venetian Council to shut it down. The brothel was finally closed for good in 1516 after a bishop had it lit aflame and burned it to the ground.