Cartwright, Julia: Baldassare Castiglione: the perfect courtier ; his life and letters 1478 - 1529 (Band 2) (London, 1908)

INDEX

491

Sadoleto on the death of Count Bal-
dassare Oastiglione, 425
Colonna, Agnesina, 1. 74, 75 ; her
marriage, 75 %(Vg
Colonna, Ascanio, 1. 75 7M^g; his in-
trigues against the Duke of Urbino,
II. 152 ; taken prisoner, 389
Colonna, Fabrizio, 1. 75 %o;!g, 315, 349
Colonna, Francesco, his ' Hypernoto-
machia Polyphili,' 1. 80
Colonna, Marc Antonio, killed by a
shell, II. 166
Colonna, Cardinal Pompeo, II. 76 ?to^g
Colonna, Prospero, in command of the
allied army, II. 118 ; compelled to
raise the siege of Parma, 121 ; ad-
vance into Lombardy, 121
Colonna, Lady Vittoria, Marchesa di
Pescara, 1. 75 MOitg, 99 ; her criticism
of ' 11 Cortegiano,' II. 364-366 ;
treatment of the manuscript, 366-
370
Colonna, Cardinal, his opposition to
the election of Cardinal de' Medici,
II. 198 ; on his election, 200 ; raid
on Rome, 321
Como, I. 1 ; II. 124
Oontarini, Gaspare, II. 13, 257 ; close
of his embassy in Spain, 266 ; his
advice to Pope Clement VII., 411 ;
created a Cardinal, 426
Cook, Mr. Herbert, II. 451
Cordova, II. 310
Cordova, Gonsalvo de, 1. 33, 35 ;
arrests Cesare Borgia, 41
Corn, price of, II. 18
Cornaro, Cardinal Marco, 1. 347
Cornaro, Cardinal, II. 164
Oorneto, II. 91, 92; plundered by the
Turks, 166
Corpus Christi, Convent of, 1. 414
Correggio, Count of, 1. 91
Correggio, Giangirolamo da, 1. 112 Ko^g
Correggio, Gilberto da, 1. 272
Correggio, Count Goibert of, 1. 305
' Cortegiano, 11,' completion, II. 24 ;
publication, 28, 359, 376 ; preserved
in the Laurentian Library, 372 ; in-
scriptions and binding, 372 ; dis-
posal of the copies, 377 ; reception
of the work in Spain, 414 ; success,
438 ; number of editions, 438, 443,
446, 447 ; translations, 439-442 ;
placed on the Index, 443, 446 ; re-
vision of the work, 445
Cortes, Fernando, his presents to
Charles V., II. 299 ; at Monzone, 390
Cortesio, Paolo, his ' Treatise on the
Dignity and OiSce of a Cardinal,' 1.
79
Cortona, 1. 403

Corycius, II. 425
Cosenza, Archbishop of, II. 185
Costa, Lorenzo, his portrait of Battista
Fiera, 1. 367
Crasso, Leonardo, 1. 80
Crema, II. 270
Crema, Dorotea da, her disappearance,
I. 40
Cremona, 1. 4 ; II. 246 ; capture of,
II. 331
Crowe and Cavalcaselle, ' Life of
Raphael,' II. 450
Crussol, Jacques de, 1. 213
Cusatro, Ercole, his wish to accompany
Count Baldassare Castiglione to
Spain, II. 240
Cust, L., 'The Royal Collections of
Paintings,' 1. 66
Dancing, at the court of Urbino, 1. 101
Dandolo, Marco, 1. 126
Dante, characteristics of his verse, 1.
12 ; ' Divina Oommedia,' 14
Darrb, waters of the, II. 314
Davari, ' Della Famiglia Spagnolb,' II.
29 7Mx!g
Denmark, Queen of, her death, II. 300
Dennistoun, 'Dukes of Urbino,' 1. 43
?nVg, 68 Mo^g, 79 ?m%g
Desiderio da Settignano, 1. 64
Diaz, Don Ruy, announces the victory
of Pavia, II. 257
Didot, A. F., 'Aide Manuce,' II. 371
%(M!g
Diotalevi, 1. 64
Dokara, Sir Thomas, 1. 180
Dolet, Etienne, II. 439
Donato, Hieronimo, 1. 135 ; II. 425
Doria, Andrea, intercepts dispatches,
II. 305 ; joins Charles V., 389 ;
drives the French out of Naples, 389
Doria, Erasmus, II. 411
Dover, 1. 179
Dovizi, Bernardo, at Urbino, 1. 202.
S'gg Bibbiena
Dumesnil, A., 'Histoire des Amateurs
italiens,' 1. 93 w^g
Durante, Castil, 1. 55, 99
Edelinck, II. 450
Egidio, Cardinal, at Palo, II. 88
Einstein, L., ' Italian Renaissance in
England,' 1. 181 7M%g
Emanuele, Don Giovanni, II. 356
England, mission to, 1. 129
Enkenvoort, II. 163, 180, 190
Equicola, Mario, 1. 350; II. 9 ; in
Rome, 1. 367 ; his Latin epigram,
II. 163
Erasmus, on the delights of Rome, 1.
365 ; grief on the ruin, II. 339