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... probably take place between them , in case his expedition against Milan should prove successful ; 3 and to assure him that there was no one who esteemed more highly the favour of the holy see , or who would make greater sacrifices for ...
... probably take place between them , in case his expedition against Milan should prove successful ; 3 and to assure him that there was no one who esteemed more highly the favour of the holy see , or who would make greater sacrifices for ...
Side 8
... probably meant the emperor elect , Maximilian , and by Leonardo , certainly the Magnificent Giuliano , to whom the letter is addressed . || From this it is to be understood , that the king of Spain and the emperor were willing that the ...
... probably meant the emperor elect , Maximilian , and by Leonardo , certainly the Magnificent Giuliano , to whom the letter is addressed . || From this it is to be understood , that the king of Spain and the emperor were willing that the ...
Side 40
... probably of still greater antiquity ; but in the year 1438 , the council of Basil , then acting in direct opposition to Eugenius IV . , who had assembled another council at Florence , formed several canons for the future regulation of ...
... probably of still greater antiquity ; but in the year 1438 , the council of Basil , then acting in direct opposition to Eugenius IV . , who had assembled another council at Florence , formed several canons for the future regulation of ...
Side 45
... probably been apprised ; but Leo was aware of the danger in sufficient time to escape their pursuit , and hastened in great terror to Rome . Muratori , who relates this incident on the authority of a manuscript history , by an anonymous ...
... probably been apprised ; but Leo was aware of the danger in sufficient time to escape their pursuit , and hastened in great terror to Rome . Muratori , who relates this incident on the authority of a manuscript history , by an anonymous ...
Side 58
... Pietro Navarro , * for the purpose of attacking the states of Barbary , whose cor * Guicciard . lib . xii . vol . ii . p . 119 . sairs infested the Mediterranean , and who had probably increased 58 THE LIFE OF LEO X.
... Pietro Navarro , * for the purpose of attacking the states of Barbary , whose cor * Guicciard . lib . xii . vol . ii . p . 119 . sairs infested the Mediterranean , and who had probably increased 58 THE LIFE OF LEO X.
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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?