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Mistress of the Vatican
Some devout pilgrims were confused to see tarted-up prostitutes rolling
through the streets of Rome with the pope’s family coat of arms on
the doors. True, the emblem lacked the triple tiara and crossed keys of
Saint Peter, which Innocent had taken as his papal coat of arms. But it
still had the Pamphili dove with the olive sprig in its mouth. What were
prostitutes doing with that crest? When it was explained that the pope’s
sister-in-law was the official lobbyist of that particular profession, some
visitors became angry. What kind of behavior was that? How could the
pope allow such a thing? These opinions filtered up to the pope.
As Innocent became more and more uneasy with Olimpia’s image in
the Holy Year, he was struck by a bitter blow. On April 25 his sister
Prudenzia died suddenly in her Convent of Saint Marta. According to
Gigli, “The pope in the first years of his reign went sometimes to visit
her and his sister Agatha in the Tor di’ Specchi. But after these nuns
favored and welcomed the princess of Rossano who married Don Camillo
against the will of Donna Olimpia, the pope stopped going to see
them, and the one parted and the other remained with rancor.” 11 Because
of Olimpia, Innocent had not spoken to his sister in three years,
and now she was dead.
One morning, as the devout flocked to the Church of Saint John
Lateran, they saw that the wall inscription innocent x, pontifex maximus
had been partially covered with a banner that some enterprising
soul had hung in the night. “Olimpia I, Pontifex Maximus,” it said. 12
Others started sprouting overnight in various churches, including,
“Olimpia, the first female pope.” 13
Innocent’s small, suspicious eyes alighted on her, and he decided
some changes were in order. Unbeknownst to Olimpia, on June 20,
1650, he made a new will, in which he revoked the total freedom to
dispose of all her possessions that he had given her in his will of 1644.
The new will specified that everything she had, and everything she
would yet acquire, would be left to Camillo.
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