The Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth, Volum 2G. Bell, 1885 |
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... manner any regulations were also intro- ies held by the archduke as fiefs ad the contract for the marriage of cess Renée was again revived under it would be superfluous to enumerate , kplace.1 ry VIII . was not less an object of im ...
... manner any regulations were also intro- ies held by the archduke as fiefs ad the contract for the marriage of cess Renée was again revived under it would be superfluous to enumerate , kplace.1 ry VIII . was not less an object of im ...
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... manner as might be agreed upon . Many regulations were also intro- duced respecting the territories held by the archduke as fiefs from the crown of France , and the contract for the marriage of the archduke with the princess Renée was ...
... manner as might be agreed upon . Many regulations were also intro- duced respecting the territories held by the archduke as fiefs from the crown of France , and the contract for the marriage of the archduke with the princess Renée was ...
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... manner repossess themselves of Bologna ; on which account it would be more prudent for the pope , rather to relinquish those places voluntarily , than by an obstinate and hopeless defence , to endanger the safety of the states of the ...
... manner repossess themselves of Bologna ; on which account it would be more prudent for the pope , rather to relinquish those places voluntarily , than by an obstinate and hopeless defence , to endanger the safety of the states of the ...
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... manner as to produce a most striking effect ; a mode of ornament the invention of which is attributed , by Vasari , to Lorenzo , father of the pontiff , and which was highly commended by Leo X. , who declared that the structure could ...
... manner as to produce a most striking effect ; a mode of ornament the invention of which is attributed , by Vasari , to Lorenzo , father of the pontiff , and which was highly commended by Leo X. , who declared that the structure could ...
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... manner the procession passed towards the church of S. Maria del Fiore , the pope frequently stopping to observe the inscriptions and trophies which appeared in his way . On his arrival at the church , he found an elevated path prepared ...
... manner the procession passed towards the church of S. Maria del Fiore , the pope frequently stopping to observe the inscriptions and trophies which appeared in his way . On his arrival at the church , he found an elevated path prepared ...
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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?