Books 2 and 3 offer the views of representatives of each half of the city, while Book 4, "Tertium Quid," gives a reasoned statement of the case by a man of quality.
Books 2 and 3 offer the views of representatives of each half of the city, while Book 4, "Tertium Quid," gives a reasoned statement of the case by a man of quality. The young priest Giuseppe Caponsacchi speaks in Book 6, followed by the dying Pomipila, the two lawyers, and Pope Innocent XII, who decides that Guido Franceschini should be executed for his crimes. FTP, identify this enormous poem, based on a 1698 Roman murder trial, which was finished in 1869 by Robert Browning.
Books 2 and 3 offer the views of representatives of each half of the city, while Book 4, "Tertium Quid," gives a reasoned statement of the case by a man of quality.
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