lack of agreement with the later writings of de Valdés. In 1541, she left her fief to her nephew Vespasiano I Gonzaga. Giulia Gonzaga died at age 53 in 1566. After her death, her correspondence with Pietro Carnesecchi led to the latter's being burned at the stake for heresy (in 1567). See also Turkish Slave References External links The above content summarized and translated from Eresie.it Sources Camilla Russell, Giulia Gonzaga and the Religious Controversies of Sixteenth-century Italy Brepols, 2006, < 1513 births 1566 deaths Giulia Gonzaga People from Gazzuolo 16th-century Italian nobility Slavery in the Ottoman Empire 16th-century women rulers 16th-century Italian women Ottoman slave trade Barbary slave trade