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

INDEX

498

Bologna,, 1. 404 ; appearance, 404 ;
meeting with Pope Leo X., 405 ; in-
tercession on behalf of the Duke of
Urbino, 406 ; interview wdth Count
BaldassareOastiglione, 407 ; II. 249 ;
impressions of him, 408 ; presented
with the Golden Rose, 418; dislike for
Lorenzo, 429 ; at Rouen, II. 22, 23 ;
meeting with King Henry VIII., 68 ;
incurs the displeasure of Leo X., 75 ;
secret agreement with him, 98 ; pre-
parations for war, 190 ; conversation
with the Papal envoy, 219 ; rejects
proposals of peace, 235 ; crosses the
Alps, 239 ; blockades Pavia, 244;
taken prisoner, 256 ; arrival in Spain,
276 ; reception at Barcelona, 278 ;
removed to Madrid, 279 ; captivity,
279 ; attack of fever, 280 ; visit from
Charles V., 280 ; signs Treaty of
Madrid, 281 ; characteristics, 293 ;
release, 294 ; marriage, 294 ; post-
ponement of it, 309 ; return to
France, 309 ; repudiates the Treaty
of Madrid, 309 ; League of Cognac
concluded, 310; at Poissy, 327 ;
concludes Treaty of Amiens, 347 ;
presented with a copy of ' 11 Cor-
tegiano,' 380 ; challenged by Charles
V. to single combat, 390-393
Frankfort, imperial election at, II. 35
Frederic III., Emperor, 1. 7
Fregoso, Alessandro, his attack on
Ferrara, II. 70
Fregoso, Cesare, 1. 316
Fregoso, Costanza, 1. 92
Fregoso, Federico, 1. 85 ; on the rival
claims of Latin and Italian poetry,
98 ; at Gubbio, 148; appointed
Archbishop of Salerno, 196 ; sent by
the Pope to Fossombrone, 234 ; in
Rome, 367
Fregoso, Gentile, 1. 91 ; at the funeral
of Duke Guidobaldo, 240
Fregoso, Ottaviano, 1. 85, 97; II. 7,
22 ; at Gubbio, 1. 148 ; appointed
Doge of Genoa, 325 ; made prisoner,
II. 155 ; death, 156 ; character, 156
French, tbeir conquest of Milan, 1.
18 ; characteristics, 23 ; expedition
against Naples, 33-37 ; routed, 37 ;
victories in Lombardy, 270 ; invade
Italy, 399 ; Lombardy, II. 196
Frisio, Niccolb, 1. 155 ; at Urbino, 195
Frosinone, battle at, II. 330
Frundsberg, at Pavia, II. 254 ; crosses
the Alps, 331 ; joins forces with
Bourbon, 331 ; ht of apoplexy, 332
Fulvius, Andreas, the antiquarian, II.
59
Furlo Pass, 1. 390 ; ravine, 56

Gabbioneta, Archdeacon, 1. 407 ; II. 11
Gabotto, F., 'Tre Lettere nell' Arch-
ivio di Milano,' II. 391
Gaeta, 1. 35 ; II. 389
Galleazzo, Maria, murdered, 1. 4
Gallerani, Cecilia, 1. 5
Gallo, Carlo del, 1. 35
Gallo, Hieronimo, at Gubbio, 1. 149
Gambara, Count of Brescia, 1. 87
Gambara, Madonna Veronica di, 1. 220,
272 ; II. 106 ; presented with a copy
of ' 11 Oortegiano,' II. 378, 380
Garda, Lake of, II. 227
Gardiner, at Orvieto, II. 346
Gardner, E., ' The King of Court Poets,'
1. 390
Garigliano, 1. 35 ; Battle of, 37
Gattinara, Imperial Chancellor: his
aversion to Lannoy, II. 266 ; wish
for the welfare of Italy, 266 ; anger
at the reception of Lannoy, 278 ; his
wish to resign, 279 ; protest against
the Treaty of Madrid, 281, 301 ; re-
fusal to sign, 301; his plan for peace,
385
Gattinara, Bartolommeo di, on the
capture of Rome, II. 334
Gayangos, ' Calendar of Spanish Let-
ters,' II. 265 ei! sey.
Gazzoldo, Marchese Antonio di, his
marriage, II. 433
Gazzolo, 1. 26, 161 ; II. 20, 22
Genga, Domenico di, 1. 310
Genga, Girolamo, 1. 77, 240, 332
Genoa, II. 22, 68 ; siege of, 1. 211 ;
surrender, 211 ; sack of, II. 155, 167 ;
independence of guaranteed, 389
George's Chapel, St., ceremony of in-
stalling Knights of the Garter, 1.
184-186
Germaine, Queen, her marriage, II.
306 ; appearance, 306
Germanello, Angelo, II. 71
Germano, San, 1. 35
Ghent, Justus of, his portraits at
Urbino, 1. 65 ; ' The Last Supper,' 66
Ghiar' Adda, Venetians defeated at,
1. 270
Ghilino, Camillo, secretary to the Duke
of Milan, II. 271
Ghinucci, his trust in Charles V., II.
357 ; imprisoned at Pozza, 386
Giacomo, Commendatore di S., outrage
on, II. 37-39
Giacomo, Maestro, 1. 64
Giangiacomo, Marshal, II. 270
Gianpietro, 1. 294
Giberti, Gian Matteo, II. 45 ; at Palo,
87 ; Bishop of Verona, 204; his
career, 204 ; intrigues, 264 ; given
up as hostage, 338