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Diana degli Andalò (1201 – 10 June 1236), sometimes d'Andalo, was a Dominican nun who founded a convent for her order dedicated to Saint Agnes in Italy. Diana d'Andalò was born into a powerful Roman family in Bologna, Italy in 1201. Nothing is known of her childhood, but she was described as "rather spoiled". She was "of outstanding beauty", charming, eloquent, well-educated, high spirited, courageous, and had good judgment. Dominican scholar Gerald Vann also called her "full of the joy of living, full too of the joy of her own beauty and the power it gave her".