Chapter

 1 5,2 |         palace. Meanwhile Cardinal Gian dei Medici had mounted on
 2 5,2 |            peril was imminent, and Gian dei Medici wished to follow
 3 5,3 |     ambassador had been stopped by Gian della Rovere, the Cardinal
 4 5,4 |         Orsini had submitted; even Gian Sforza, the pope's son-in-law,
 5 7,3 |           brother of the cardinal; Gian Borgia, at that time ambassador
 6 10,2|        France, viz. the fortune of Gian Borgia, the pope's nephew,
 7 10,2|            Both these reasons made Gian Borgia a special object
 8 10,2|  Valentinois heard that his cousin Gian had just been nominated
 9 10,2|         this order, he found there Gian Borgia, who had gone to
10 10,2|          on his arrival. ~Cardinal Gian Bargia posted off as soon
11 10,4|      Francesco, son of the unhappy Gian Galeazza who had been poisoned
12 11,1|      buried the Duke of Gandia and Gian Borgia, and perhaps Alexander
13 11,2|       Urbino, who was betrothed to Gian Battista Carraciualo, captain-general
14 11,4|        Cosenza, treasurer-general; Gian, archbishop of Salerno,
15 11,4|       Holiness, and brother of the Gian Borgia whom Caesar had poisoned;
16 11,4|           Antonio, bishop of Coma; Gian Battista Ferraro, bishop
17 11,4| accompanied by Vitellozzo Vitelli, Gian Paolo Baglione, and Jacopo
18 11,4|           of a brother-in-law, and Gian Sforza very well knew what
19 11,5|     betrothed, as we mentioned, to Gian Carracciuola, general of
20 12,1|         his eyes upon Bologna; but Gian di Bentivoglio, whose ancestors
21 12,1|         behind him, Vitellozzo and Gian Paolo Bagliani to prosecute
22 12,3|       duchies: one was bestowed on Gian Bargia, an illegitimate
23 12,4|        Duke of Gandia and Cardinal Gian Borgia were buried, to render
24 13,1|        belonged to his lieutenant, Gian Paolo Baglioni, he sent
25 13,1|          Hannibal; the eldest son, Gian Maria, had been sent by
26 13,1|          command of Vitellozzo, of Gian Paolo Baglioni, and of Fabio
27 13,2|     Castello, Bentivoglio Bologna, Gian Paolo Baglioni was in command
28 13,2|           These were Paolo Orsino, Gian Paolo Baglioni, Hermes Bentivoglio,
29 13,2|            representing his father Gian, Antonio di Venafro, the
30 13,3|          the whole province; while Gian Maria de Varano, the same
31 13,3|     Sermaneta and Biselli, and Don Gian Borgia, Duke of Camerino
32 13,3|      between the Pope and the lord Gian Bentivoglio, the confederates
33 13,4|            because she had married Gian delta Rovere, whom his uncle,
34 14,1|       latter had been abandoned by Gian Paolo Baglione with no attempt
35 14,1|           the property of Cardinal Gian Michele, who had just died,
36 15,2|         retire to Bracciano, where Gian Giordano Orsino, who had
37 15,3|           as formerly it had been; Gian Sforza had again entered