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Side 16
... Roman cavalry , and a con- siderable body of infantry , to Bologna , whilst Lorenzo de ' Medici , as general of the Florentine republic , with two thousand horse , and six thousand foot , took his station in the vicinity of Piacenza ...
... Roman cavalry , and a con- siderable body of infantry , to Bologna , whilst Lorenzo de ' Medici , as general of the Florentine republic , with two thousand horse , and six thousand foot , took his station in the vicinity of Piacenza ...
Side 18
... Roman troops to his nephew Lorenzo , and retired to 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 ...
... Roman troops to his nephew Lorenzo , and retired to 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 ...
Side 19
... Roman pontiff was placed , earnestly advised him to humiliate himself to the king . They represented to him that the duke of Ferara would undoubtedly seize this opportunity to recover the cities of Modena and Reggio , and that the Ben ...
... Roman pontiff was placed , earnestly advised him to humiliate himself to the king . They represented to him that the duke of Ferara would undoubtedly seize this opportunity to recover the cities of Modena and Reggio , and that the Ben ...
Side 39
... Roman see . Nor is it * Jovii , in Vita Leon . X. lib . iii . p . 70 . Leoni , Vita di Fr. Maria Duca d'Urbino , lib . ii . p . 170 . improbable that the genial warmth of pontifical kindness found its OCCURRENCES ON THAT OCCASION . 39.
... Roman see . Nor is it * Jovii , in Vita Leon . X. lib . iii . p . 70 . Leoni , Vita di Fr. Maria Duca d'Urbino , lib . ii . p . 170 . improbable that the genial warmth of pontifical kindness found its OCCURRENCES ON THAT OCCASION . 39.
Side 41
... Roman court , and abolished the scandalous custom of selling ecclesiastical dig- nities , which was practised not only as they became vacant , but during the life of the possessor , as a reversionary interest . Hence , notwithstanding ...
... Roman court , and abolished the scandalous custom of selling ecclesiastical dig- nities , which was practised not only as they became vacant , but during the life of the possessor , as a reversionary interest . Hence , notwithstanding ...
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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?