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Legacy [ ] The complex character of Christina has inspired numerous plays, books, and operatic works:• Such ambiguity did not end with her birth; Christina made cryptic statements about her "" and body throughout her life.

On 15 May 1658, Christina arrived in Rome for the second time, but this time it was definitely no triumph.

Gustav Adolf's legitimate younger brothers had died years earlier.

remained in his summer residence and wanted no further visits from her.

No Roman collection of art could match hers.

Sun Sentinel - Fort Lauderdale.

Retrieved 10 July 2017 — via Google Books.

Christina revealed in her autobiography that she felt "an insurmountable distaste for marriage" and "for all the things that females talked about and did.

She read a biography on the virgin queen with interest.

According to them "Christina was bringing everything to ruin, and that she cared for nothing but sport and pleasure.

She was apparently given Titian's by the greatest collector of the age, , Viceroy in Brussels — she received many such gifts from Catholic royalty after her conversion, and gave some generous gifts herself, notably 's panels of to now.