Chapter

 1 4,4 |         upon him the ill-will of Prospero and Fabrizio Colonna, who
 2 5,5 |      after, and behind them came Prospero and Fabrizia Colonna, and
 3 6,1 |          of the prefect of Rome, Prospero and Fabrizio Colonna, and
 4 7,1 |         as the peace was signed, Prospero Calonna and Gonzalvo de
 5 10,2| apostolic protonotary, the other Prospero Caetano, a young cavalier
 6 10,2|        shortly after, of poison. Prospero Caetano was strangled in
 7 12,2|      division of his army, while Prospero Colonna was sent to defend
 8 15,1|           when it was heard that Prospero Colonna was coming with
 9 15,1|         the Minerva; the army of Prospero Colonna, which was encamped
10 15,1|         States: Fabio Orsino and Prospero Colonna had made the same
11 15,1|         the gate of the city met Prospero Colonna awaiting it with
12 15,1|       had so often done himself, Prospero Colonna was going to attack