Chapter

 1 6,3 |         the second by Annibale Bentivoglio. ~Charles had observed all
 2 12,1| Mariscotti, old enemies of the Bentivoglio family, he cast his eyes
 3 12,1|      upon Bologna; but Gian di Bentivoglio, whose ancestors had possessed
 4 12,1|   undertaking against his ally Bentivoglio; Caesar, not being the man
 5 12,1|      for his retreat, to which Bentivoglio consented, only too happy
 6 12,1|    favours, Caesar confided to Bentivoglio that his visit had been
 7 12,1|     scarcely out of sight when Bentivoglio shut the gates of Bologna,
 8 12,1|        youths of Bologna; whom Bentivoglio forced to bathe their hands
 9 13,2|   possessed Citta di Castello, Bentivoglio Bologna, Gian Paolo Baglioni
10 13,2|    Gian Paolo Baglioni, Hermes Bentivoglio, representing his father
11 13,2|      scarcely any men; so that Bentivoglio, who held part of the country,
12 13,3|     the Pope and the lord Gian Bentivoglio, the confederates aforesaid
13 13,4|      between him and the duke, Bentivoglio, not willing to submit to