The Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth, Volum 2G. Bell, 1885 |
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Side 1
... Florence - Rejoicings and exhibitions on that occasion - Procession of the pope -He visits the tomb of his father- Arrives at Bologna - His interview with Francis I. - Particular occurrences on that occasion - Abolition of the Prag ...
... Florence - Rejoicings and exhibitions on that occasion - Procession of the pope -He visits the tomb of his father- Arrives at Bologna - His interview with Francis I. - Particular occurrences on that occasion - Abolition of the Prag ...
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... Florence , where all the inhabi- tants , either through affection or through fear , were anxious to show their respect to the family of the Medici . But in case the king proved successful in his enterprise against Milan , the territory ...
... Florence , where all the inhabi- tants , either through affection or through fear , were anxious to show their respect to the family of the Medici . But in case the king proved successful in his enterprise against Milan , the territory ...
Side 16
... Florence and of Milan , and the Swiss cantons , was solemnly proclaimed in Naples , Rome , and other principal places . † At the same juncture , Henry VIII . sent an envoy to the French monarch , to admonish him not to disturb the peace ...
... Florence and of Milan , and the Swiss cantons , was solemnly proclaimed in Naples , Rome , and other principal places . † At the same juncture , Henry VIII . sent an envoy to the French monarch , to admonish him not to disturb the peace ...
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... Florence , in hopes of deriving advantage to his health from the air of his native place . Three days after the capture of Colonna , Lorenzo arrived at Modena , between which place and Reggio he stationed his troops ; the only active ...
... Florence , in hopes of deriving advantage to his health from the air of his native place . Three days after the capture of Colonna , Lorenzo arrived at Modena , between which place and Reggio he stationed his troops ; the only active ...
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... Florence , which had taken a decided and hostile part against his arms . Fortunately , however , for the pope , the king was not averse to a reconcilia- tion , which , whilst it relieved him from those spiritual censures that had ...
... Florence , which had taken a decided and hostile part against his arms . Fortunately , however , for the pope , the king was not averse to a reconcilia- tion , which , whilst it relieved him from those spiritual censures that had ...
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Side 467 - Freely they stood who stood, and fell who fell. Not free, what proof could they have given sincere Of true allegiance, constant faith, or love, Where only what they needs must do appear'd, Not what they would ? what praise could they receive ? What pleasure I from such obedience paid ? When will and reason, reason also is choice, Useless and vain, of freedom both despoil'd, Made passive both, had served necessity, Not me?