Chapter

 1 7,1 |      Virginio, the prisoner, and Vitellozzo Vitelli, brother of Camillo
 2 7,1 |          These changes effected, Vitellozzo Vitelli spent three or four
 3 7,1 |         sent to Carlo Orsini and Vitellozzo Vitelli, as he could not
 4 11,4|          Romagna, accompanied by Vitellozzo Vitelli, Gian Paolo Baglione,
 5 11,4|         Paolo and Giulio Orsini, Vitellozzo Vitelli and Paolo Baglione,
 6 12,1|          had just been joined by Vitellozzo Vitelli, lord of Citta,
 7 12,1|        citizens, to be chosen by Vitellozzo, should be put into his
 8 12,1|         day, leaving behind him, Vitellozzo and Gian Paolo Bagliani
 9 13,1|       first business. ~Meanwhile Vitellozzo Vitelli, who had assumed
10 13,1|  Unfortunately for the cardinal, Vitellozzo's troops were nearer to
11 13,1|         was under the command of Vitellozzo, of Gian Paolo Baglioni,
12 13,1|       was obliged to surrender. ~Vitellozzo left the men of Arezzo to
13 13,2|        wrote a furious letter to Vitellozzo, reproaching him for compromising
14 13,2|         far his own kingdom. For Vitellozzo possessed Citta di Castello,
15 13,2|         against them. As soon as Vitellozzo Vitelli received Caesar'
16 13,2| preferred to perish in arms. ~So Vitellozzo convoked at Maggione all
17 13,2|         by Orsino of Gravina and Vitellozzo. Ugo di Cardona and Michelotto
18 13,3| fortresses in the neighbourhood. Vitellozzo had retaken the fortresses
19 13,4|         XII had arrived at last, Vitellozzo and Oliverotto decided to
20 13,4|          comply with his demand. Vitellozzo Vitelli in particular showed
21 13,4|         Sinigaglia, and had seen Vitellozzo, Gravina, Oliveratta, and
22 13,5|       the town when he perceived Vitellozzo at the gate, with the Duke
23 13,5|          by Oliverotto, Gravina, Vitellozzo Vitelli, and Orsino, each
24 13,5| territories, when he learns that Vitellozzo is a prisoner. ~"When I
25 13,5|      executioners had to do with Vitellozzo and Oliverotto alone. When
26 13,5|          into reproaches against Vitellozzo, saying that it was all
27 13,5|     against the duke: not a word Vitellozzo answered except a prayer