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Gioffre Borgia
Prince of Squillace
A portrait of a young man, believed to be Jofré Borgia.
Born
1481 (1481) Rome, Papal States
Died
January 1517(1517-01-00) (aged 35–36) Squillace, Kingdom of Naples
Noble family
House of Borgia
Spouse(s)
Sancha of Aragon
(m. 1494; died 1506)
Maria de Mila of Aragon
Issue
Geronimo Borgia ill. Second marriage Francesco Borgia de Mila Lucrezia Borgia de Mila Antonia Borgia de Mila Maria Borgia de Mila
Father
Pope Alexander VI
Mother
Vannozza dei Cattanei
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