CepDe  his  brother  :  hereupon  divers  complices  were'
^^^  brouohi


:>ught  before  M^famello^  whereof  fome  were  put  pre-
idy  to  death,  others  impiifon'd,  that  being  well  cx-
nn'd,and  pucon  the  rack,  there  might  be  knowledge
d  where  theDuke  was,and  where  he  had  hid  h'is  goods;
:  none  were  left  in  his  Palace  ;  as  alfo  to  know  other
rticulars.  Among  tbele  ajlave  of  his  was  lighted,  upoii
lowas  leading  two  horfes  very  fair  oneSjWho  fearing  he
old  have  been  fuddenly  llaih,faid,  that  he  wold  fay
lat  he  knew  or  cold,  if  they  fpar'd  him  his  life,  which
ing  promised  him,  he  difcovered,  that  touching  the
rfon  of  the  Dakc  he  went  at  firft  to  Benevento,  and  af-
rwards  to  Calabria,  he  knew  not  whither,  but  touching

goods  and  furniture  they  were  hid  in  certain  Chur-
les,  as  Sam^  CAiaria  de  Miracoh^  S'tnta  Marl  a  delU
elU,  as  alfo  in  the  Monaftery  of  the  Auguftines  *
hereupon  the  faidQavewas  notonely  pardoned,  buc
ell  rewarded,  well  clad,  and  feafted  by  command  of
^afAnielloy  unto  whom  he  gave  alfo  the  ftaff  of  a  Cap-
in.
