The History of the Popes: From the Close of the Middle Ages : Drawn from the Secret Archives of the Vatican and Other Original Sources, Volume 3

K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company, 1894

A D	xlix

PAGE	liv

List of Unpublished Documents in Appendix	lvii

1447Under Nicholas V the Renaissance took root	3

Election of PIUS II 14581464 I44	5

Unfriendly feeling in Bologna	9

A Marriage arranged between Ferrantes Daughter	27

His amiability and piety	33

Who is defeated at Sinigaglia by Federigo of Urbino	206

Attempted Reconciliation of Bohemia with	213

PAGE	217

40	218

Distrust of Podiebrad at Rome The submission	223

brad	235

The Eastern Question 14601463 240268	240

The Siege of Fano which is taken by the Papal	247

Title	The History of the Popes: From the Close of the Middle Ages : Drawn from the Secret Archives of the Vatican and Other Original Sources, Volume 3 The History of the Popes: From the Close of the Middle Ages : Drawn from the Secret Archives of the Vatican and Other Original Sources, Frederick Ignatius Antrobus
Author	Ludwig Freiherr von Pastor
Editor	Frederick Ignatius Antrobus
Publisher	K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company, 1894
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	8 May 2008

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The Eastern Question and the Congress of Mantua 45101	45

28	55

Excuses of the Emperor Frederick III	64

Arrival of the Duke of Cleves representing the Duke	71

31	84

Claims of Cusa at the Diet of Bruneck Interdict	88

Who arrive in September	94

The Contest for the Neapolitan Throne 102128	102

makes an eloquent address	103

34	106

176	123

He resolves to crush Malatesta	125

Opposition to Papal Authority 129212	129

37	136

Proposals of Louis XI	149

Alarming rumours from France	155

His entreaties are uselessa fresh Diet meets	161

39	166

Cardinal Forteguerri appointed Legate of the Fleet	185

Diether appeals from the Papal judge to a future Council	193

Cardinal Carvajal appointed to superintend	249

41	255

Plans of Reform 269310	269

42	275

78	283

79	297

The Crusade and Death of PIUS II 311374	311

Efforts made to detain Pius II he is resolved	323

Regulations in regard to the Crusade	328

Efforts of the Pope to promote the Crusade	334

Defection of the Duke of Burgundy	346

70	358

Delay of Cardinal Forteguerri and the Venetians	362

The Pope receives Holy Viaticum his address to	368

Terms arranged with Venice The Popes body	372

Appendix of Unpublished Documents 375418	375

Some Cardinals endeavour to prejudice Charles VII	388

72	389

leaves Perugia on the 19th of February	403

Index of Names 419424	419