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 1 Pro,2|        the dome of the church of Santa Regarata was struck by lightning,
 2 1,2  |  Cardinal of Genoa the church of Santa Maria-in-Via-Lata; and lastly,
 3 1,2  |   Cardinal Savelli the church of Santa Maria Maggiore and the town
 4 3,1  |        Naples, Sierra, Portugal, Santa Maria-in-Porticu, and St.
 5 4,2  |          made Caesar Cardinal of Santa Maria Novella, for Caesar
 6 4,5  | Fivizzano lay Sarzano and Pietra Santa, both of them considered
 7 5,1  |         an his arrival at Pietra Santa, sent to ask from Charles
 8 5,1  |          have the keys of Pietra Santa, Pisa, Librafatta, and Livorno.
 9 5,2  |         mass in the cathedral of Santa Maria Del Fiore. ~These
10 5,3  |          over Sarzano and Pietra Santa, and these claims thus recognised,
11 7,3  |      that leads to the Church of Santa Maria-in-Monticelli. The
12 8,1  |          6th, from the church of Santa Maria Novella, where, according
13 9,2  |      where he began to preach in Santa Croce, accusing Savonarola
14 10,2 |        ceremony in the church of Santa Maria del Populo, where
15 11,1 |         carried to the church of Santa Maria del Popalo, escorted
16 11,3 |          buried in the chapel of Santa Maria delle Febbre. ~Lucrezia
17 11,4 |          Baglione, and Jacopo di Santa Croce, at that time his
18 13,5 |          of Florence and lord of Santa Croce; and when the answer
19 13,5 |       protonotary Orsino, Jacopo Santa Croce, and Rinaldo Orsino,
20 15,4 |         guard of the Cardinal of Santa Croce and two officers,
21 15,4 |        servants. The Cardinal of Santa Croce followed, and the
22 15,4 |        all this, the Cardinal of Santa Croce, learning that by