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 1    III,  IV|     halted near the palace of Stefano, behind the church of St.
 2     VI,  VI|      CHAPTER VI~Conspiracy of Stefano Porcari against the papal
 3     VI,  VI|     serious troubles at home. Stefano Porcari was a Roman citizen,
 4     VI,  VI|    altrui, che di se stesso.”~Stefano, believing poets are sometimes
 5     VI,  VI|    before him once every day. Stefano was not daunted by this
 6     VI,  VI| according to this orders, and Stefano Porcari arrived at the place
 7     VI,  VI|       the night of the supper Stefano, and the greater part of
 8   VIII,  I |   Volterra and a priest named Stefano, who taught Latin to the
 9   VIII,  I |       Antonio da Volterra and Stefano, the priest, two men, who,
10   VIII,  II|      his own leg. Antonio and Stefano, the priest, attacked Lorenzo,