Chapter

 1 1 |         gravestone is buried Beatrice Cenci, whose tragical story cannot
 2 1 |             the daughter of Francesco Cenci. Whether or not it be true
 3 1 |          relate took place. Francesco Cenci will then appear to them
 4 2 |          profanations, that Francesco Cenci was born. ~He was the son
 5 2 |               son of Monsignor Nicolo Cenci, afterwards apostolic treasurer
 6 2 | administration of his kingdom, Nicolo Cenci took advantage of his spiritual
 7 2 |               of our money. Francesco Cenci, who was his only son, inherited
 8 2 |            result was, that Francesco Cenci, inheriting vicious instincts
 9 2 |               profligacy of Francesco Cenci first began seriously to
10 2 |               Bartholomew. ~Francesco Cenci was at the time of which
11 2 |            children. ~As if Francesco Cenci were void of all natural
12 2 |                that had not Francesco Cenci's work been extremely profitable,
13 3 |              her; compelled Francesco Cenci to give her a dowry of sixty
14 3 |             second daughter, Beatrice Cenci, following the example of
15 3 |              this occasion, Francesco Cenci, undressed, entered his
16 3 |             before leaving, Francesco Cenci had taken precautions; every
17 4 |            Abbe Guerra arrived at the Cenci palace to carry out what
18 4 |            smile with which Francesco Cenci accompanied his words, he
19 4 |              communicate with Giacomo Cenci, without whose concurrence
20 4 |           Almost every year Francesco Cenci spent some months at Rocco
21 4 |             consultations between the Cenci family, the abbe and the
22 4 |             The period when Francesco Cenci was accustomed to go to
23 5 |         unexpected death of Francesco Cenci, and conceiving some suspicions
24 5 |             warrant the arrest of the Cenci family, who remained undisturbed
25 6 |              at first confined in the Cenci palace under a strong guard,
26 6 |               frightful tortures. The Cenci then thought themselves
27 6 |             doubt of the guilt of the Cenci. They were consequently
28 7 |            who pleaded that Francesco Cenci had lost all the rights
29 8 |               place in your hands the Cenci case, that you may carry
30 8 |            council being that all the Cenci were condemned to death. ~
31 9 |              Rome-- ~"Signor Bernardo Cenci, in the name of our blessed
32 10|          liberty the unhappy Bernardo Cenci, with the condition of paying