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 1      I,  II |      it to be presented to the queen Rosamond, who sat opposite,
 2      I,  II |   death as the ravisher of the queen. Helmichis consented to
 3      I,  VI |      and the emperor—Giovanna, queen of Naples—Rienzi—The jubilee
 4      I,  VI |   forces into Italy, and drove Queen Joan and her husband out
 5      I,  VI |     Hungary, having driven out Queen Joan, returned to his kingdom;
 6      I,  VI |    pope, who chose to have the queen in the neighborhood of Rome
 7      I,  VI |     gratitude for the benefit, Queen Joan gave Avignon, her inheritance,
 8      I,  VII|     thus arisen in the church, Queen Joan favored the schismatic
 9      I,  VII|    recover the kingdom for the queen, to expel Urban from Rome,
10      I,  VII|        a very valiant man. The queen, to shun the disgrace of
11      I,  VII|      with varying success, the queen at length obtained the superiority,
12      I,  VII|     peace was made between the queen and the pontiff; but King
13      I,  VII|      recourse to arms, and the queen, with the assistance of
14      I,  VII|      defended the cause of the queen. In the course of the war,
15      I,  VII|    pass the river Pescara; the queen was thus again unarmed,
16      I,  VII|     the enterprise against the queen, and besieged L’Aquilla;
17      I,  VII| priests or women, the pope and Queen Joan of Naples were compelled
18    III,  V  |   conquest of the dominions of Queen Giovanna, retained his captain
19    III,  V  |     who was at enmity with the queen. Many Florentine emigrants
20    III,  V  |     kingdom of Naples, he sent Queen Giovanna a prisoner into
21    III,  VI |      the kingdom of Naples for Queen Giovanna, and drive out
22     IV,  II |     the face of Braccio; or to Queen Giovanna, whom they abandoned,
23      V,  II |      this condition, Giovanna, queen of Naples, died, and by