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{{Rename|"Virginia Galilei" is incorrect. Correctly it's "Virginia Gamba" or "Maria Celeste", but she was not given last name in the audio}} | {{Rename|"Virginia Galilei" is incorrect. Correctly it's "Virginia Gamba" or "Maria Celeste", but she was not given last name in the audio}} | ||
{{wikipediainfo|Maria Celeste}} | {{wikipediainfo|Maria Celeste}} | ||
'''Virginia''' was the daughter of [[Galileo Galilei]]. When she was eight years old she taught the Doctor{{Which}} how to play the recorder. Later in her life she became a [[nun]] cared for her father when he lost his sight. | '''Virginia''' was the daughter of [[Galileo Galilei]]. When she was eight years old she taught the Doctor{{Which}} how to play the recorder. Later in her life she became a [[nun]] and cared for her father when he lost his sight. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Galileo Trap (audio story)|The Galileo Trap]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
In the real world, after becoming a nun, Virginia Gamba was better known under her religious name, Maria Celeste. | In the real world, after becoming a nun, Virginia Gamba was better known under her religious name, Maria Celeste. | ||
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[[Category:17th century individuals]] | [[Category:17th century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:People from the real world]] | [[Category:People from the real world]] | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 2 January 2020
This topic might have a better name.
"Virginia Galilei" is incorrect. Correctly it's "Virginia Gamba" or "Maria Celeste", but she was not given last name in the audio
Talk about it here.
Virginia was the daughter of Galileo Galilei. When she was eight years old she taught the Doctor[which?] how to play the recorder. Later in her life she became a nun and cared for her father when he lost his sight. (AUDIO: The Galileo Trap)
Behind the scenes
In the real world, after becoming a nun, Virginia Gamba was better known under her religious name, Maria Celeste.
