October 12, 1697.
Before me, etc., Francesca Pompilia, wife of Guido Franceschini of Arezzo, was placed at liberty, etc., and promised, etc., to keep to this home of Pietro (son of the former Francesco Comparini), etc., situated in Via Paolina, as a safe and secure prison, and not to leave it, either by day or by night, nor to show herself at the doors or open windows, under any pretext whatsoever, etc., with the thought of having to return again to prison, etc. And after she has recovered her health to present herself at any time whatsoever, etc., at every command of the Most Illustrious and Most Reverend Lord Governor of the City; for the cause concerning which there was argument in the trial, etc., from proofs that may arise, whether new or not new; under the penalty of 300 scudi, laid by the Reverend Apostolic Chamber in the case, etc.
This is followed by the surety in due form,
Notary for the Poor.
[No. 2].—Certificate of the Baptism of Francesca Pompilia.
I, the undersigned, certify, etc., as is found in the baptismal record, page 152, the particulars given below, namely:
July 23, 1680. I, Bartolomeo Mini, curate, have baptised the infant daughter born on the 17th of this month to Pietro Comparini and Violante Peruzzi, who live in this parish. To her the following name was given: Francesca Camilla Vittoria Angela Pompilia, etc. In pledge of which, etc.
Rome this 9th day of February, 1698.
Thus it is, Pietro Ottoboni, Curate of San Lorenzo in Lucina.
[No. 3].—Letter of Francesca, Pompilia, written in the prison of Castelnuovo to her parents.