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INDEX

Henry VII. confers the Order of the
Garter on the Duke of Urbino, i.
270
Henry VIII., his accession, ii. 173 ;
festivities at his court, 174; tour-
nament, 175
Hercules, statue of, ii. 9, 45
Hibernia, Island of, ii. 180
Hieronimo, Messer, i. 290
Hoffmann, B., Barbara von Holien-
zollern, i. 25 n.
Hungary, Matthias Corvinus, King
of, i. 104
Imola, i. 196, 284; ii. 296
Imola, Vincenzo da, i. 210
Incoronata, chapel of the, i. 26
Inghirami, Cardinal Tommaso, ii. 9,
112
Innocent VIII., Pope, i. 42; employs
Andrea Mantegna, 18
Intra, G. B., Arch. St. Bomb., ii.
346 n.
Ippolito, Matteo, i. 380 ; ii. 44
Ireland, experiences in, ii. 177-180;
impressions of, 180
Italy, league for the defence of, ii.
231; condition, 272; desolation,
272 ; outbreak of plague, 273
JACQUEMART, M., ii. 368
Jews, Feast of the, ii. 60
Julius II., elected Pope, i. 258; wed-
ding of his daughter, 268; expedi-
tion against Perugia, 283; sum-
mons Francesco, 284; at Urbino,
284; Imola, 284; ceremony at
Bologna, 285; his gift to Leonora
Gonzaga, ii. 35 ; pronounces the
absolution of Venice, 42; reception
of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino,
42; on the release of Francesco,
43; his collection of statues, 44;
declares war against the Duke of
Ferrara, 47; affection for Federico,
48, 53; his campaign against Fer-
rara, 50; truce proclaimed, 51;
portrait, 53 ; illness, 54 ; recovery,
55; opens the Lateran Council, 57 ;
absolves Alfonso, 63 ; his terms re-
fused, 63; proceedings against, 63 ;
attack of fever, 72; death, 74
Justiniano, M. Pietro, i. 222
Kildare, ii. 177
Kristeller, Paul, Andrea Mantegna, i.
8 n., 106 n., 162 n., 363 n. ; Archivio
Gonzaga, 90 n. ; Barbara von Brand-
enburg, 33 n.; Hohenzollern Jahrbuch,
25 n.

LACISO, ii. 102
Lanciani, R., “ Destruction of Rome,”
ii. 269 n.
Landi, Ortensio, ii. 282
Lannoy, Viceroy of Naples, in com-
mand of the Imperialists, ii. 254;
negotiations with the Pope, 254;
signs a truce, 254 ; at Siena, 255
Laocoon, statue of, ii. 6, 44, 60
Lateran Council, opened, ii. 57
Lautrec, at Mantua, ii. 132; hatred
towards, 184; campaign against,
190; concentrates his forces at
Pavia, 199; defeated, 199; cam-
paign in Naples, 286 ; his death, 293
Lavagnola, Isabella, ii. 87; insult
against, 88; character, 88, 91
League, a Holy, proclaimed, ii. 56 ;
army of the, defeated at Ravenna,
57
Legnago, ii. 32
Leo X., Pope, i. 269 ; his clavichord,
ii. 29; proclaimed Pope, 76; coro-
nation, 79; designs against the
Duke of Urbino, 125, 189; permits
him to reside at Mantua, 129;
terms, 132; condolences on the
death of the Marquis of Mantua,
157; treaty with Charles V., 183,
185; his admiration for Isabella
d’Este, 184; intrigues against
Alfonso, 189; his death, 190; por-
trait, 245, 339
Leombruno, Lorenzo, i. 334; ii. 204;
his decoration of the Corte Vecchia,
204
Leptopalidano, i. 226
Lermolieff, Gallerie zu Berlin, ii. 368 n.
Leyva, Antonio de, ii. 199; his de-
fence of Pavia, 238; defeats St.
Pol’s army, 293; at Bologna, 298;
granted the city of Pavia for life,
310; at the wedding of the Duke
of Mantua, 334, 335
Liburnio, Niccolo, ii. 371; Be Selvette,
371 n.
Ligny, Mons, de, i. 152, 185
Liombeni, Luca, his decoration of
Isabella’s studiolo, i. 88 ; threatened
with the dungeon, 89
Lippi, Filippino, i. 330
Litta, Famiglie celebri, ii. 308 n.,
364 n., 387 n.
Loclies, chateau at, i. 242
Lodi, ii. 251
Lombardo, Tullio, his marble door,
ii. 205
Lombardy, invasion of, by the French,
ii. 93; war in, 272; inundation,
341
Lonato, ii. 95