Chapter

 1 Pro,1|          the quack doctor, Leoni di Spoleto, prescribed for
 2 Pro,2|          Papi Orlandi, Francesco di Brisighella, Bernardo Nardi,
 3 Pro,2|        Pietro Balducci, Bernardo di Banding, Francesco Frescobaldi,
 4 2,3  |     Rimini, the Vitelli at Citta di Castello, the Baglioni at
 5 4,1  |       signed, with Count Charles di Belgiojasa and the Count
 6 5,5  |          quarters in the Palazzo di Venezia, and all the artillery
 7 5,6  |        The king left the Palazzo di Venezia and went to live
 8 6,1  |       camp to ask from Francesco di Gonzaga, Marquis of Mantua,
 9 6,3  |       first commanded by Antonio di Montefeltro, the second
10 6,3  |         was caught between Count di Cajazzo, barring the way
11 7,1  |        had they arrived at Citta di Castello, the centre of
12 9,1  |       friend, Domenico Bonvicini di Pescia, preach in his stead.
13 9,2  |     talent, called Fra Francesco di Paglia; and he sent him
14 9,2  |         tabernacle. Fra Domenico di Pescia, the hero of the
15 10,3 |        to be given on the Piazzi di Navona, the ordinary place
16 10,4 |   chaplain; the others, Galeazzo di San Severing, who commanded
17 11,4 |       Paolo Baglione, and Jacopo di Santa Croce, at that time
18 12,1 |      eyes upon Bologna; but Gian di Bentivoglio, whose ancestors
19 12,1 |         della Sassetta and Piero di Gamba Corti, and as soon
20 12,1 |    further despatched Oliverotto di Fermo with new detachments.
21 12,1 |          Vitelli, lord of Citta, di Castello, and by the Orsini,
22 12,2 |     Fabrizio Calonna and Ranuzia di Marciano, to check the French
23 12,3 |        Fabrizio Colonna, Ranuzio di Marciano, and Don Ugo di
24 12,3 |         di Marciano, and Don Ugo di Cardona attempt to make
25 13,1 |       petitioning Guido d'Ubaldo di Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino,
26 13,1 |        presence of Julius Caesar di Varano, their lord, and
27 13,1 |     surrender, and seized Caesar di Varano and his two sons,
28 13,2 |         of Armagnac and Gonzalva di Cordova, and Louis might
29 13,2 |       Vitellozzo possessed Citta di Castello, Bentivoglio Bologna,
30 13,2 |         his father Gian, Antonio di Venafro, the envoy of Pandolfo
31 13,2 |        he counted, viz., Don Ugo di Cardona, who had entered
32 13,2 |      Gravina and Vitellozzo. Ugo di Cardona and Michelotto defended
33 13,2 |       was cut to pieces, and Ugo di Cardona taken prisoner,
34 13,4 |        retired, the one to Citta di Castello and the other into
35 13,4 |      nephew, Michelotto, and Ugo di Cardona, and ordered them,
36 14,1 | continued his road towards Citta di Castello and Perugia, and
37 14,1 |      bishop of Frejus; Francesco di Sprate, bishop of Leome;
38 15,1 |        the Vitelli entered Citta di Castello, the Appiani Piombino,
39 15,1 |          d'Anno, Frascati, Rocca di Papa, and Nettuno, which
40 15,2 |         was made known, Gonzalvo di Cordovo proclaimed to the
41 15,3 |         of the fortresses of Val di Lamane and Faenza, by the