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 1     IV,  I  |     Dogiate of Tommaso da Campo Fregoso. He did not think it advisable
 2     VI,  VII|        could have wished. Piero Fregoso was then doge of Genoa,
 3     VI,  VII|    recently concluded. Pietrino Fregoso was at his castle of Riviera,
 4   VIII,  III|      and agreed with Battistino Fregoso, the enemy of Prospero Adorno,
 5   VIII,  IV |    quite unexpectedly, Lodovico Fregoso, being in correspondence
 6   VIII,  VI | Innocent VIII. elected—Agostino Fregoso gives Serezana to the bank
 7   VIII,  VI |    light skirmishes. Battistino Fregoso, doge of Genoa, trusting
 8   VIII,  VI |       Genoa, trusting to Pagolo Fregoso, the archbishop, was taken
 9   VIII,  VI |   recovery. Upon this, Agostino Fregoso, who had seized Serezana,
10   VIII,  VI |        that of Venice.~Agostino Fregoso conceded Serezana to the