Book,  Chapter

 1     VI,  I |       affairs of the Bolognese. Annibale Bentivoglio had driven Francesco
 2     VI,  I |        to assist the count, but Annibale, having routed Francesco
 3     VI,  II|        Disturbances in Bologna— Annibale Bentivoglio slain by Battista
 4     VI,  II|      Bentivogli. Of the latter, Annibale was the head; of the former,
 5     VI,  II|    effected by the influence of Annibale, after they had driven out
 6     VI,  II|         proposed to assassinate Annibale, and put Bologna into his
 7     VI,  II|         June, 1445, he attacked Annibale with his men, and slew him:
 8     VI,  II|  numbers, mourning the death of Annibale, they joined them; and,
 9     VI,  II|    Bentivogli of age to govern, Annibale having left but one son
10     VI,  II| governed by one of the blood of Annibale, he could tell them of one;
11     VI,  II|    years ago, Ercole, cousin of Annibale, being at Poppi, became
12     VI,  II|       where the guardianship of Annibale’s son and of the city were