Autefelia causeth La Fresnay an Apothecary to poyson her Brother Grand Pre and his Wife Mermanda, and is likewise the cause that her sayd Brother kills de Malleray her owne Husband in a Duell. La Fresnay condemned to be hanged for a Rape, on the Ladder confesseth his two former Murthers, and sayes that Hautefelia seduced and hired him to performe them: Hautefelia is likewise apprehended. And so for these cruell Murthers they are both put to severe and cruell Deaths.

Pisani betrayeth Gasparino of his Mistrisse Christeneta. Gasparino challengeth Pisani for this Disgrace, and kills him in the Field; He after continueth his Sute to Christeneta. She dissembles her Malice for Pisani his Death. She appoynts Gasparino to meet her in a Garden; and there causeth Bianco and Brindoli to murther him. They are all three taken, and executed for the same.

Mortaigne, under promise of Marriage, gets Iosselina with child, and after converting his love into hatred, causeth his Lackey▪ La Verdure and La Palma to murther both her and her young sonne. The Iealousie of I [...]ella to her Husband La Palma is the cause of the Discovery hereof. They are all three taken and executed for the same.

Bertolini seekes Paulina in marriage, but shee loves Sturio, and not himselfe: hee prayes her Brother Brellati his deare friend, to sollicit her for him, which he doth, but cannot prevaile: whereupon Bertolini lets fall some disgracefull speeches, both against her honour and his reputation: for which Brellati challengeth the field of him, where Bertolini kills him, and he flies for the same. Sturio seekes to marry her, but his Father will not consent thereunto, and conveyes him away secretly: for which two disasters, Paulina dies for sorrow. Sturio finds out Bertolini, and sends him a challenge, and having him at his mercy, gives him his life at his request: he afterwards very treacherously kils Sturio with a Petronell in the street from a window: he is taken for this second murther, his two hands cut off, then beheaded, and his body throwne into the River.

Albemare causeth Pedro and Leonardo to murther Baretano, and he after marrieth Clara, whom Baretano first sought to marry: Hee causeth his man Valerio to poyson Pedro in prison, and by a letter which Leonardo sent him, Clara perceives that her husband Albemare had hired and caused Pedro and Leonardo to murther her first love Baretano: which letter she reveales to the Iudge; so he is hanged; and likewise Valerio and Leonardo for these their bloody crimes.

Maurice like a bloody villaine, and damnable sonne, throwes his Mother Christina into a Well, and drownes her: the same hand and arme of his wherewith he did it, rots away from his body; and being discrazed of his wi [...]s in prison, hee there conf [...]h this foule and inhumane murther, for the which he is hanged.

Romeo (the Laquay of Borlary) kils Radegonda, the Chamber maid of the Lady Fellisanna in the street, and is hanged for the same; Borlary afterwards hireth Castruchio (an Apothecary) to poyson her Husband Seignior Planeze, for the which Castruchio is hanged, and his body throwne into the River, and Borlary is beheaded, and then burnt.

Beaumarays, and his brother Montaigne, kill Champigny, and Marin (his second) in a Duell; Blancheville (the widdow of Champigni) in revenge thereof hireth Le Valley (who was servant to Beaumarays) to murther his said Master with a Pistoll, the which he doth, for the which Le Valley is broken on a wheele, and Blancheville hanged for the same.

Alphonso poysoneth his owne Mother Sophia, and after shoots and kils Cassino (as hee was walking in his Garden) with a short Musket (or Carabyne) from a Window. Hee is beheaded for those two murthers, then burnt, and his ashes throwne into the River.

Pont Chausey kils La Roche in a Duell. Quatbrisson causeth Moncallier (an Apothecary) to poyson his owne Brother Valfontaine, Moncallier after fals, and breaks his necke from a paire of staires. Quatbrisson likewise causeth his Fathers Miller to murther, and strangle Marieta in her Bed, and to throw her body into his Mill-Pond; Pierot the Miller is broken alive on a wheele, and Quatbrisson first beheaded, then burnt for the same.

Imperia for the love shee beares to young Morosini, seduceth and causeth him (with his two Consorts, Astonicus, and Donato) to stifle to death her old Husband Palmerius in his bed; Morosini misfortunately letting fall his gloves in Palmerius his Chamber that night which hee did it, they are found by Richardo the Nephew of Palmerius, who knowes them to be Morosinies, and doth thereupon accuse him and his Aunt Imperia, for the murther of his Vncle; So they together with their accessaries Astonicus and Donato, are all foure of them apprehended and hanged for the same.