Sancia de' Cabanni
Sancia de' Cabanni was a granddaughter of Raimondo de' Cabanni and Philippa of Catania. Through Philippa's influence she became a lady-in-waiting at the Angevin court, attending the young princesses Joanna and Maria. Early in Joanna I's reign the queen gave her in marriage to the count of Morcone.
Accused with her family of complicity in the murder of Andrew, Duke of Calabria, in 1345, she confessed under torture and was executed on 31 December 1346.