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Madonna Solari (? - 1500) was the former owner of the Rosa in Fiore in Rome.
For a time, she aided the Assassins in their fight against the Borgia, but after a while, she became lazy, taking preference to attending parties instead of helping, and she also began taking bribes from Templar priests and clergymen to divulge information about the Assassins.[1]
In 1500, she was taken captive by Cento Occhi slave traders under the order of Cesare Borgia, who promised to release her for 2,500 florins. Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who had recently arrived in Rome, gathered the money and went to the slave traders' ship, moored at Tiber Island. However, the slave traders did not keep their promise, and slit Madonna Solari's throat, forcing Ezio to kill them and retrieve his money.
Claudia Auditore da Firenze and her mother Maria then took over ownership of Rosa in Fiore when he returned with news of her demise.
However, after her death, her brother Santino began campaigning for ownership of the Rosa in Fiore and its courtesans until Ezio was informed of his actions. When he found Santino beating a courtesan, Ezio stopped him immediately, incapacitating him and throwing him in front the Pantheon's fountain, calling him a liar. Humiliated, Santino's campaign failed, and Claudia and Maria kept ownership of the brothel.[1]