Harford, John Scandrett: The life of Michael Angelo Buonarroti: with translations of many of his poems and letters : also memoirs of Savonarola, Raphael,, and Vittoria Colonna (Vol. 1) (London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, & Roberts, 1858)

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in open daylight ; and this poison is so generally
diffused, that everything about them is envenomed.
There is so much of this poison at Rome that it has
infected the whole world: it is diffused in France,
in Germany, and everywhere. How is this to end?
since all is pollution and poison."* But even this
scandal was outdone by another, which occurred a
few months later in the papal family. The pope's
eldest son. the Duke of Gandia, had been assassi-

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