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Calcagno admitted his guilt and mentioned that he had once talked to a certain Mr. Lauro di
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had condemned sodomy in his writings because he enjoyed the practice and wanted to keep it to himself. Calcagno also told the inquisitors that he had been influenced in his opinions by
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100:engaged in sodomy with
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147:on 23 December 1550.
281:Italian Franciscans
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