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EPISODE 5 - Part 2

The witness – Frederick of Antioch, son of Frederick II, and the end of Pier delle Vigne

The episode is built around an imaginary but entirely plausible encounter between Frederick of Antioch, the Emperor's natural son and vicar general of Tuscany, and Pier delle Vigne, shortly before the latter's death in San Miniato al Tedesco near Pisa.

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