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-- quoted, ii, 442
The total demoralisation of Bourbon's army, the want of good
the naval action of Lepanto. The Duke's monkish seclusion--His Death and Character--His
disarming the district; and, by destroying the fortifications erected
These
In my time the custom was
I therefore inform you that eight days ago last Monday,
Taddeo Zuccaro--Federigo Zuccaro--Their pupils--Federigo
slights, in addition to his imagined wrongs, can scarcely be doubted;
Massa collection, iii, 416, 417, 424
Malatesta, Isotta, i, 71 note, 77, 191, 192 note
blood, and brought up in this country, in whom are combined many of
CHAPTER LIV
in her widowhood, the gallant Marquis of Pescara, her brother's
S. Biagio, ii, 263
Herrera was at Genoa, on his way to offer very acceptable proposals;
with coloured fruits in relievo, a variety of little interest, but
-- engaged by Julius, ii, 34, 36
inches). Colgrain Crone, i, xiii, xiv
And obtains the Golden Fleece 158
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endeared to me as life itself, who was worthy of general admiration,
" His canzone to the Duke 321
That court which the refined
Pesaro to the widowed Duchess." The church
I have all along and often said I would not continue,
[Footnote 97: Vat. Harleian MSS., iii, 88 note
In the festive and kindly reception
-- palace of, iii, 352
-- campaigns against, i, 130, 135, 141
If these views of Tasso's malady[*184] are as conformable to truth
-- senator of Rome, i, 26
51. -- fortress of, iii, 351
an occupation of Bologna, in order to protect the ecclesiastical
[Footnote 150: Oliveriana MSS. -- buys Pesaro, i, 90
It was
Never assuredly have I met with books so
Medicine, science of, in 15th century, i, 313 note
many an admirer, little aware that the basement rooms, abandoned
society of priests; and her bigotry, increasing with her years, so
Upon his shoulder rests, who from the mire
Such compliments from a poet of promising fame could not be
would seem that more than one valid testament was found, the general
[*269]
already had to tell a tale of scandal, and left one son Sigismondo. perhaps, less pardonable than the desultory character of its plan. Art, too, had contributed its honours,
25_s._ net. To this hideous but faithful picture one finishing touch is wanting. 1, 297, &c. Various lives and notices of the della
all persons whatsoever who may seek or wish to injure it, whether in
----, Orlando Furioso, translated by Stewart Rose 3 vols. The reason of my sinking into these misfortunes, being obvious
contribution of 20,000 ducats was wrested from the Camera. by these revolting cruelties: others implicated were sent to the
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In it too was preserved a very rich armoury collected by him, which
Paul Veronese, at Venice. With Numerous Illustrations and Facsimiles
trust was doomed to a grievous disappointment. -- on ceremonial for ducal investiture i, 220
Here our task must
The children of Francesco Maria were these:--
Would take their cross and seek the mountain cell,
ensigns of those states and cities over which Federigo had been
is of a nobler caste, though less touching character, than that of
family whose eminence in the art of majolica will be mentioned in our
15_s._ net. Montevecchio, Count of, i, 404
able to hold any." Prince Francesco Maria and his bride, were written in answer to
you the following suggestions, which seem to me called for at
Sforza, Galeazzo, seigneur of Pesaro, ii, 348
Lazzari,
everything for clear reasons; yet, I do not omit telling
Zazzara, Nobilit d'Italia 1 vol. As the inhabitants in general relied on its being
della Marca di Ancona 2 vols. and literary interest in it, such intimate revelation of
breezes, he was called to Perugia to paint for its cathedral the
-- sacked by the Colonna, i, 131; ii, 308
1581, he did his utmost to rescue the cantos of _Gerusalemme_ from
d. Prov.
to do to save their lives. 444.] except in a few such little towns as Fossombrone, Pergola, Matelica,
Granarnolo, reduced, ii, 328
thus are capable of whatever interpretation best accords with the
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to the processes of these interesting fabrics. their versification.
-- loses his countess, i, 214-16
Such are his Prophets and
language of Gibbon, "disordered his reason without clouding his
-- his _Gerusalemme_, iii, 314, 330
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excellent dispositions, his modesty, and his natural inclination
wore a close-fitting dress of white, brocaded with gold and silver;
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8vo. your Majesty should attend by anticipation. with which they were then confused. false security; and a general muster of the citizens which returned
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and your interests; nevertheless, considering that, were
etc. -- on Michael Angelo, iii, 385
Her remains were interred by those of her husband, with an epitaph
equalling in convenience any of the celebrated Alpine passes, a
4to. distributing or creating derivative works based on this work or any
that your Majesty will judge, after seeing its terms
Ottob. the administration of Garfagna, a mountain-holding under the d'Este
Vernarecci, ii, 67 note, 148 note; iii, 88 note
purpose about eighty of the principal nobility were selected to
the study of his known works. Varana, Pier-Gentile, iii, 63
-- harbour of, iii, 353
from his heart,
CHAPTER XLVI
me right to narrate simply, truly, and briefly, the incidents that
every difficulty, and he greatly promoted the government
1735. On the 3rd he quitted Florence, and at Cortona separated the army
-- cardinal of, ii, 391
so adopting painting as a profession, he studied its principles under
-- fights at S. Fabbiano, i, 126-8
vainly negotiated to exchange for that of General.
-- at peace with Sigismondo, i, 145
which appears to a great degree lost. Hallam's View of Europe in the Middle Ages 3 vols. Stansted, ii, 232
the Milanese, and besieging Francesco Sforza in his capital, on a
time, having himself mastered many sciences, and read a multitude
a circumstance on which the Prince was complimented by Don John. MSS. They elected four deputies
with matters that concern them not, seeing that I, by adopting the
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----, ---- ---- ---- translated by Carey 1 vol. retired thither as to a place of safety; but all, without
alluding neither to the fact of his abdication, its manner, nor its
appreciate the state of high art in a country from the forms of
there.
than that which Count Alessandro della Massa has brought me
8vo. Ammanati. 829, f. 551. [*214] His two successors were less devoted to arms, and
-- his improvements in Rome, ii, 306
A judge was brought from Ferrara to sit upon the prisoners, and on
his person, refused his request, and so the opportunity was lost,
The choice and conception
Vita del Duca Francesco Maria II. Cristina, Queen, ii, 233
execution, are almost totally defaced. Guarini. Four large English dogs coursed in the park, which belong to the
Go. darkening the air for hours. Demy 8vo. Pietro Aretino. I believe a work on the
Much that was in itself
in arms, riding, hunting, ball, and racket." 12_s._ 6_d._ net. Birth of his son Torquato 300
Muntz, ii, 203 note, 220 note
-- sack of, iii, 37
Ruskin's Modern Painters 2 vols. Sinigaglia, Seigneury of, i, 18, 23, 119, 131; ii, 3, 24; iii, 82,
childish beauty the Prince is stated to have joined a fine temper,
domination of the Peninsula, and
But whilst supposed
Camerino being assigned to his own grandson Ottavio Farnese; but
His services, though
With
-- anecdotes of, i, 277-83
Giulio da Cagli, ii, 468
-- disputes with the Emperor, i, 144
As early as 1590, the Duke of Urbino
accompanied the like notification to his subjects with an injunction
Ad from shop BagsbyHui crave pardon of their sovereign.
After mutual embraces, the Duke was led to a
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il Duca Guidobaldo, 1572-4_ (Torino, 1892).] Avila, bishopric of, ii, 55
was still.
has absorbed a goodly portion of the Umbrian waters. The Pope, with
-- progress of in Europe, i, 256
Among these were,
" Protestant doctrines at Ferrara 139
Raynaldus, ii, 18, 30
[Footnote *111: It is curious to note the shameless zeal, astuteness,
Pecorari, Counts of, i, 51 note
knew at twelve, which Crescimbeni increases to sixteen--substantial
-- his difficulties with the Cardinal of Pavia, ii, 327-9, 331-9
Autobiography of Duke Francesco Maria II.--His visit to the
favoured by the della Rovere. In affairs of honour his judgment was often sought, and
without loss of time, seeing by these presents that the
their progress, in No. defence.
Marza, Ventura, iii, 378
Perhaps it would be then less hard to tell
Walpole, Horace, iii, 360, 422
MEMOIRS OF THE DUKES OF URBINO--III
In all histories of Italian literature the academies occupy a
Belvidere, in company with Zuccaro.
barons of Scotland, in favour of less powerful neighbours and
in redeeming their pious pledges, though enthusiasm seems to have
with pleasure your devotion and diligence. undoubtedly possessed; but those which ensued must be viewed with
should be two prophets or sibyls, the instruments through whom the
Cardinal Giulio della Rovere concerning a
In order to test his
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He was in infancy brought up with becoming care, and at
Giotto, ii, 174
-- Petrucci's conspiracy against, ii, 17, 115 note, 357-62, 391
about 7000 sc. many. capacity for war and peace. increasing the number of public domain and licensed works that can be
the Duchess--His court and habits--Death of the Duchess--He
-- Guidobaldo I. at, i, 362
59, 62, 66, 260
-- and a condottiere, i, 72
-- on the continuity of art, ii, 95 note
-- patron of the drama, ii, 148
[Footnote 179: BYRON'S _Lament of Tasso_.] " The Duke rouses himself 212
into which I have fallen in your service." The morbid feeling and heart-stricken melancholy which, in the
"[40]
testifying it. -- portrait of, ii, 208
family was at an end. Thus he had no intelligence of the truce arranged
-- his insecure tenure, i, 92
-- repels the Duke of Brunswick, iii, 40
Barcelona, iii, 132
Lazzaro, Maestro, i, 230
"Your most Illustrious Lordship's servant,
Granson, i, 337
the truths of nature? Imperiale, Pesaro.
In 1587, "I finished my examination of the whole
And this rule shall be observed
Toledo, Don Pedro, iii, 300
Costantini_ in _Variet
dynasty; so long as the two Sicilies, Sardinia, and Milan owned its
He now put the finishing touches to his _Amadigi_, begun
Redistribution is subject to the
subjects he took up seemed that in which he was born to excel.
to arrest the destroyer, whose death had removed him from all
conspicuous was BENEDETTO MARINI, who, though scarcely known
3153, f. 90. decide between the first and last of those three great works, as they
-- building of, ii, 235, 240, 262, 263, 306; iii, 335, 382
A QUEEN OF INDISCRETIONS. -- personal vices of, i, 317
I believe that there have not been
exclusively to engross men's minds, and when her hour was reported
-- satirised, ii, 368
-- betrothal of, i, 55, 58 note
-- his life, ii, 50-6
heights of San Marino. This happened in 1552,[*177] and Tasso followed his fortunes
of "The Boyhood and Youth of Napoleon." sight of by modern artificers. republics was cradled amid convulsions of faction, which eventually
largess was scattered at all hands. under the rule of S. Augustin. Urbino inventories, "a naked woman lying." -- justifies himself to Clement VII., iii, 34, 444-7
the famous Drama of Varennes. -- on Guidobaldo del Monte, iii, 262
Maria, the whole
twelve years no untoward incident interrupted the smooth current of
upon the table, which came from the Durazzo Gallery at Genoa; and
her sweetest smile, and presented him to her father the Duke, and
the date of 6th March, 1542. He was at one
length, on the 16th of February, gave orders for the evacuation of
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Gardutia, iii, 413
In June, 1539, Guidobaldo, Duke of Urbino now, received three
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-- translation of _The Life of Benvenuto Cellini_, iii, 11 note
Capua, sack of, i, 394
From a mural slab in Sta. -- conferred by Sixtus IV., on della Rovere, i, 144, 222, 380
De Gama, i, 326
Even in youth,
model in his school. patronage until they deluged the land, and stifled the energies of
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heads, and certain angels so debauched looking, and devoid of all
-- _Il Sacco di Roma_, iii, 8 note, 20 and note
of the unhappy orphaned Princess: "A manuscript written by
" " Ransom extorted by the soldiery 18
-- piety of, i, 47
of _L'Ingannata_ was repeatedly performed in the palace there. to any of the volumes which have preceded it, not excepting
been thus unworthy of his station; and such was the magnificence
" And retires to Urbania 203
of your Majesty, as there was no remedy or redress to be
We have thus far chiefly followed Vasari's authority, reconciling,
his various writings, in poetry, sacred and profane history, moral
Thus was it that the Reformation had but an indirect influence on
Duke of Urbino 305
Promis, with assuredly no friendly
the arms of Leo X. appear on one in the medival exhibition of
had long been governed, obtained a guarantee for their continuance
Nor is thy riper year in aught less fair;
-- on Oderigi da Gubbio, ii, 188
respect, and from whom you may expect a lively interest in
-- court of, i, 121
-- renewed, i, 370
Castiglione has immortalised. Cranach, Lucas, iii, 487
INDULGENCE CONCEDED TO THE CORONA OF THE GRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY BY
consideration, but it is enough that I moot certain points,
poem on _Artiglieria_, and in 1579 another on the _Invenzione del
-- reign of, i, 178
Drymen, i, xiv
Guidus Ubaldus Monfeltrius de Ruvere, Urbini Dux quintus,
-- career of, iii, 275
1000 lent to the Venetians, and 2000 to the Pope's
-- siege of, ii, 369
overbearing and hasty, he was at all times just. Guidantonio, Count of Urbino, conquers Castel Durante, i, 23
The Marquis of Trevico 100
was concluded, wherein were comprehended all the Italian states
consequence of his own intrigues, the regret he expressed to the
To await death in so miserable
Vitelli, Giulio, ii, 369
liberalitate adeo excelluit ut eum regia cum majestate aliis potius
***END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK MEMOIRS OF THE DUKES OF URBINO,
pronounced. -- independence of the state of, iii, 101
was begun, the latter manifested such indignation and discontent,
EDVARD GRIEG. The allied army, according to Baldi, was
_NOTICE_
Poggio di Berni 507
best intelligence and cousinship. myself reduced to such a state that I can no longer find
holy fathers, my celestial intercourse. precisely the class of subject for which the manner and ideas of the
Death of the Duchess Giulia 98
due order of public affairs. Foreseeing its fatal termination, he had himself taken by sea to
to the convent of Minims, at Castel Durante, the library he had at
impulses, the hope of any specific blessing, or gratitude for mercies
that life itself may make, as it were, an immortal gesticulation
Gherardino da Cevi, iii, 78
destined by the Duke's will to become husband of his infant daughter
but passing growth of boyish folly, which time, and, above all, a
will afford a general idea of the authorities upon which this work
volume, like an index book, containing about two hundred pages