Portia

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Portia is the name of two characters in two plays by William Shakespeare.

Portia Dawson is an American actress.

Portia de Rossi is an Australian-born actress.

Portia di Marizini is a society hostess who lives in Holland Park, London.

Portia Simpson-Miller is the president of Jamaica's People's National Party.

Portia White is a Canadian singer.

Porcia Catonis was the wife of Marcus Brutus.

Portia is a moon of Uranus.

Portia is a genus of jumping spiders.

Portia tree, a plant native to Polynesia.

Portia, a microchip from later versions of the Amiga computer

Porsche, which is homophonic with the common English pronunciation of Portia, is a German manufacturer of sports cars.


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