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 1 5 |    thirteen years of age named Pagolo, and having appointed Castruccio
 2 5 |         and prayed him to show Pagolo that goodwill which he (
 3 5 |      the governor and tutor of Pagolo, which increased enormously
 4 9 |        as his deputy in Lucca, Pagolo Guinigi, who was held in
 5 11| happened at Lucca, at once put Pagolo Guinigi in command of the
 6 12|       he would send his pupil, Pagolo Guinigi. At the appointed
 7 12| appointed time he sent forward Pagolo by way of Pisa, and went
 8 13|   ceased to hold Rome. Leaving Pagolo Guinigi in command at Lucca,
 9 17|      Fucecchio, whilst he sent Pagolo Guinigi to Pisa with five
10 17|    command and the other under Pagolo, and in the other case they
11 19|  Castruccio, therefore, called Pagolo Guinigi to him, and addressed
12 21|        and whilst recommending Pagolo to them, and making them
13 21| Fortune was not so friendly to Pagolo Guinigi as she had been
14 21|       the death of Castruccio, Pagolo lost Pisa, and then Pistoia,
15 21|       of the great-grandson of Pagolo.~