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 1 3 |   Guinigi family, named Messer Francesco, whose profession was arms
 2 3 |   loved and obeyed him, Messer Francesco became greatly desirous
 3 3 | services of the Church. Messer Francesco could see that it pleased
 4 3 |     being encouraged by Messer Francesco to speak, he answered that,
 5 3 |    This reply delighted Messer Francesco, and in a very short time
 6 4 |  priest to the house of Messer Francesco Guinigi the soldier, and
 7 4 |        the Guelphs, and Messer Francesco was sent by the Visconti
 8 5 |         About this time Messer Francesco died, leaving a son thirteen
 9 5 |     his estate. Before he died Francesco called Castruccio to him,
10 5 |        that goodwill which he (Francesco) had always shown to HIM,
11 5 |      father. Upon the death of Francesco, Castruccio became the governor
12 5 |      after the death of Messer Francesco to become the chief man
13 7 |    hundred men, among whom was Francesco, the son of Uguccione, who,
14 9 |        Puccinello dal Portico, Francesco Boccansacchi, and Cecco
15 15|        were Bandini dei Rossi, Francesco Brunelleschi, and Giovanni
16 21|       and he was buried in San Francesco at Lucca. Fortune was not
17 22|        in the charge of Messer Francesco Guinigi, one of his companions