Chapter

 1 5,8 |       Caesar had gone with Cardinal Orsino to one of his estates, and
 2 8,4 |             whom rode Paul Giordano Orsino and several barons and knights
 3 13,1|        Paolo Baglioni, and of Fabio Orsino, and with them were the
 4 13,2|            policy. These were Paolo Orsino, Gian Paolo Baglioni, Hermes
 5 13,2|             they were surrounded by Orsino of Gravina and Vitellozzo.
 6 13,3|        Urbino, Cagli, and Aggobbio; Orsino of Gravina had reconquered
 7 13,3|          was. In order to get Paolo Orsino to treat with him at Imola,
 8 13,3|          hostage; and on this Paolo Orsino hesitated no longer, and
 9 13,3|             back to them, he showed Orsino the letters from Cardinal
10 13,3| consequently relied upon him, Paolo Orsino, whom he had always cared
11 13,3|          prejudice his own honour. ~Orsino was the man Caesar wanted:
12 13,3|           shall not compel Cardinal Orsino to reside in Rome longer
13 13,3|             arbitration of Cardinal Orsino, of His Excellency the Duke
14 13,3|               Signed) CAESAR, PAOLO ORSINO.~ "AGAPIT, Secretary." ~ ~ ~
15 13,4|             At the same time, while Orsino was carrying to the confederates
16 13,4|      brought to the confederates by Orsino was the cause of great difficulties
17 13,4|             to sign the treaty that Orsino brought, and to let the
18 13,4|            Oliverotto, Gravina, and Orsino, he consented at last to
19 13,4|            Gravina, Oliveratta, and Orsino come out to meet them, on
20 13,5|          side, Vitellazzo, Gravina, Orsino, and Oliverotto, to make
21 13,5|             Vitellozzo Vitelli, and Orsino, each accompanied by his
22 13,5|             took them away, leaving Orsino and Gravina to await a similar
23 13,5|          pope had arrested Cardinal Orsino, archbishop of Florence
24 13,5|            he announced to Cardinal Orsino, though it was then midnight,
25 13,5|            Alviano, the protonotary Orsino, Jacopo Santa Croce, and
26 13,5|            Santa Croce, and Rinaldo Orsino, who were all prisoners
27 14,3|           well justified; for Fabio Orsino, meeting one member of the
28 15,1|           side of Naples, and Fabio Orsino from the side of Viterbo
29 15,1|      Capitol; and the army of Fabio Orsino, in barracks at the Ripetta. ~
30 15,1|        Ecclesiastical States: Fabio Orsino and Prospero Colonna had
31 15,1|      ambuscade on the part of Fabio Orsino, who had loudly sworn that
32 15,2|      Bracciano, where Gian Giordano Orsino, who had once gone with
33 15,2|         enemies, loudly challenging Orsino in the hope of killing him
34 15,2|        should they meet; but either Orsino did not hear him or dared