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 1     IV,  I  |      who was in fear of Antonio Bentivogli, an emigrant of Bologna
 2      V,  I  |      Bologna, fled, and Antonio Bentivogli, the head of the opposite
 3     VI,  II | families, the Canneschi and the Bentivogli. Of the latter, Annibale
 4     VI,  II |       grain. The friends of the Bentivogli, having sought him all day,
 5     VI,  II |       being one of the house of Bentivogli of age to govern, Annibale
 6     VI,  II |  disunion would ensue among the Bentivogli, and cause the return of
 7     VI,  V  |    raised a cry, by which Santi Bentivogli, being awakened, was told
 8     VI,  V  |       scion of the house of the Bentivogli.~These events and demonstrations
 9    VII,  III| received a letter from Giovanni Bentivogli, prince of Bologna, which
10   VIII,  VII|        the daughter of Giovanni Bentivogli, prince of Bologna. She,
11   VIII,  VII|   people took up arms, Giovanni Bentivogli, with a condottiere of the