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"Only Lucrezia, it seems, was seen to have any influence with Cesare [...] As far as she was concerned, his intense love for her was well known." — LUCREZIA BORGIA: LIFE, LOVE, AND DEATH IN RENAISSANCE ITALY

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LUCREZIA & CESARE BORGIA + hugs
"Only Lucrezia, it seems, was seen to have any influence with Cesare [...] As far as she was concerned, his intense love for her was well known." — LUCREZIA BORGIA: LIFE, LOVE, AND DEATH IN RENAISSANCE ITALY

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Lotte Verbeek as Giulia Farnese THE BORGIAS (2011–2013)
What weapons do I have with which to protect myself? [Your beauty.] Is that a weapon? [It can be deadly, when well used.] THE BORGIAS | 1.02 The Assassin
The Borgias | Truth and Lies
THE BORGIAS | Season 2, Episode 1, "The Borgia Bull"

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HOLLIDAY GRAINGER as LUCREZIA BORGIA THE BORGIAS // 2.08 Truth and Lies
"There was much talk about the costumes ordered by the women and above all about the bride’s dress. Those who had met her [Lucrezia] described her as one of the most seductive women, as well as wealthy and generous. “Pray heaven this be true,” said the courtiers. Women exchanged information on the new Duchess’s fashions. It was known that she did not do her hair in curls but let it fall over her shoulders, hardly plaiting it at all, or else she wore it in the style of a young girl as we see in Pinturicchio’s fresco at the Vatican and on the medal struck at Ferrara called the Amorino Bendato. Her bearing was elegant and dignified, and as someone wrote, “she carries herself so gracefully that when she walks she hardly seems to move.”
The Life and Times of Lucrezia Borgia - Maria Bellonci
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