mistress of the vatican.pdf - End Time Deception

ight: The unimpressive
Casa Pamphili in 1612
when Olimpia moved there.
Her building is the one on
the left, separated from
the neighbors by an alley.
(Archivio di Stato di Roma.
Granted by the Culture Ministry
of Italy, ASR28/2007.
No reprints permitted without
specific permission.)
below: Palazzo Pamphili
as it looked when Olimpia
completed it in 1648. The
church of Saint Agnes is on
the right. Olimpia’s palazzo
is a statement in stone of
her accomplishments. (Marcello
Leotta—Artphoto, Embassy
of Brazil, Rome.)