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 1 VII    |       of the Pope, namely, the Orsini and the Colonna and their
 2 VII    |  feared that the forces of the Orsini, which was using, would
 3 VII    |       also do the same. Of the Orsini he had a warning when, after
 4 VII    |    first thing he weakened the Orsini and Colonna parties in Rome,
 5 VII    |       opportunity to crush the Orsini, having scattered the adherents
 6 VII    |       he used it well; for the Orsini, perceiving at length that
 7 VII    |     mediation of Signor Paolo [Orsini] — whom the duke did not
 8 VII    |      apparel, and horses — the Orsini were reconciled, so that
 9 VII(9) |      the assassinations of the Orsini and Vitelli at Sinigalia,
10 VII    | Baglioni, the Vitelli, and the Orsini might come to Rome, they
11 VIII   |  Borgia, who took him with the Orsini and Vitelli at Sinigaglia,
12 XI     |     divided into two factions, Orsini and Colonna, had always
13 XI     |     would arise hostile to the Orsini, who would support their
14 XI     |      not have time to ruin the Orsini. This was the reason why
15 XI     |       person. He kept also the Orsini and Colonna factions within
16 XII(26)|    Count of Pitigliano; Nicolo Orsini, born 1442, died 1510.~
17 XIII   |      in them, and enlisted the Orsini and Vitelli; whom presently,
18 XIII   |        French, when he had the Orsini and Vitelli, and when he