Chapter

 1 5,1 |       with a detachment sent by Paolo Orsini to Sarzano, to reinforce
 2 5,2 |    wrote to his brother-in-law, Paolo Orsini, to come and help
 3 5,4 | unfurled. It was composed, says Paolo Giove, an eye-witness (book
 4 11,4|        Vitellozzo Vitelli, Gian Paolo Baglione, and Jacopo di
 5 11,4|       Italy; led by such men as Paolo and Giulio Orsini, Vitellozzo
 6 11,4|          Vitellozzo Vitelli and Paolo Baglione, not to speak of
 7 12,1|     their death expiate that of Paolo Vitelli, unjustly executed
 8 12,1|        him, Vitellozzo and Gian Paolo Bagliani to prosecute the
 9 12,4|    lighted up the Piazza of San Paolo. ~The ceremony of betrothal
10 13,1|         to his lieutenant, Gian Paolo Baglioni, he sent Oliverotta
11 13,1|  command of Vitellozzo, of Gian Paolo Baglioni, and of Fabio Orsino,
12 13,2|       Bentivoglio Bologna, Gian Paolo Baglioni was in command
13 13,2|     Caesar's policy. These were Paolo Orsino, Gian Paolo Baglioni,
14 13,2|         were Paolo Orsino, Gian Paolo Baglioni, Hermes Bentivoglio,
15 13,3|         he was. In order to get Paolo Orsino to treat with him
16 13,3|       as a hostage; and on this Paolo Orsino hesitated no longer,
17 13,3|   consequently relied upon him, Paolo Orsino, whom he had always
18 13,3|    thereto. ~ "(Signed) CAESAR, PAOLO ORSINO.~ "AGAPIT, Secretary." ~ ~ ~
19 14,1|      had been abandoned by Gian Paolo Baglione with no attempt
20 15,1|   honour or avenge the death of Paolo Orsina, his father. Caesar