The Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth, Volume 2G. Bell, 1885 |
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... Leo X. wishes to remain neuter - Marriage of Giuliano de ' Medici with Filiberta of Savoy - Confidential letter to him from the cardinal da Bibbiena -Leo X. compelled to take a decisive part - Accedes to the league against France ...
... Leo X. wishes to remain neuter - Marriage of Giuliano de ' Medici with Filiberta of Savoy - Confidential letter to him from the cardinal da Bibbiena -Leo X. compelled to take a decisive part - Accedes to the league against France ...
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... X. The King of Spain . The Cardinal da Bibbiena , writer of the letter . § By the person who wished to be related to Leonardo , is probably meant the emperor elect , Maximilian , and by Leonardo , certainly the Magnificent ... LEO X.
... X. The King of Spain . The Cardinal da Bibbiena , writer of the letter . § By the person who wished to be related to Leonardo , is probably meant the emperor elect , Maximilian , and by Leonardo , certainly the Magnificent ... LEO X.
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... Leo believed Fregoso to be sincere in his contrition , or whether , as is much more probable , he was unwilling to ... Leo X. , in which , after having particu- larised all the motives of his conduct , and alleged all the excuses in ...
... Leo believed Fregoso to be sincere in his contrition , or whether , as is much more probable , he was unwilling to ... Leo X. , in which , after having particu- larised all the motives of his conduct , and alleged all the excuses in ...
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... X. impeached with great freedom . * Even the laity were jealous of the authority which the king had thus unexpectedly obtained ; conceiving that by this union of the spiritual and tem- poral power in his own person , he would find ... LEO X.
... X. impeached with great freedom . * Even the laity were jealous of the authority which the king had thus unexpectedly obtained ; conceiving that by this union of the spiritual and tem- poral power in his own person , he would find ... LEO X.
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... X. the hopes of a speedy expulsion of the French from Italy ; and , notwith- standing his alliance with Francis I. , he immediately despatched the cardinal da Bibbiena as his legate to the emperor ; at the same time directing his ... LEO X.
... X. the hopes of a speedy expulsion of the French from Italy ; and , notwith- standing his alliance with Francis I. , he immediately despatched the cardinal da Bibbiena as his legate to the emperor ; at the same time directing his ... LEO X.
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Page 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?