Tullia d'Aragona, her birth, and early talents, 8 difficulties of dates respecting her, 10 her beauty, 14 her husband, 15 scene at her house, 17 leaves Rome, 18 specimen of her poetry, 19 quits "La Bohème," 22 her translation of Guerrino el Meschino, _ib._ her opinion of Boccaccio, 24 her propriety, 25 her Dialogue on the Infinity of Love, 26 her death, 28 V. Varchi, Bened., a personage in Tullia's "Dialogo," 26 Venetian senate, their conduct on hearing the Duke's marriage with Bianca Cappello, 295 their reply to Bianca's remonstrances, 311 Villach, Charles V. at, 170 Villeggiatura, Italian habit of, 330 THE END. BRADBURY AND EVANS, PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS. FOOTNOTES: [1] Gaume, ver Rongeur. [2] Roccho Pirro. Sicilia Sacra, ad. art. Tagliavia. [3] Sarpi., lib. iv. sec. 37. [4] Zilioli, Storia di poeti Ital., cited by Mazzuchelli, art. "Tullia." [5] Note 1. [6] Vitæ Pontif. et Cardin. [7] "L'ornamento degli abiti lascivi," is Zilioli's phrase. [8] Mazzuchelli, vol. i. p. 928. [9] Printed at p. 183 of the "Documenti Storici," appended by Signor Bigazzi to Niccolini's tragedy of "Filippo Strozzi." Firenze, 1847. [10] _Ibid._, p. 185. [11] Strozzi was then forty–three. [12] Note 2. [13] MSS. Stroz., Clas. 7, Cod. No. 95, p. 75. [14] Facetie, Motti, e Burle, Raccolte per M. L. Domenichi. Venetia, 1588. [15] "Mezza Vecchia." [16] Istor. di Volg. Poesia, vol. i. p. 341. [17] Vol. i. p. 930. [18] Fam. Med. Tavola, 14. [19] Frizzi, Mem. per la Storia di Ferrara, vol. iv. p. 80. [20] Frizzi, Mem. per la Storia di Ferrara, vol. iv. p. 80. [21] _Vide apud_ Frizzi, Mem. Stor. di Ferrara, vol. iv. p. 184. [22] Ancient Diary, cited by Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 164. [23] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 217. [24] Relazioni degli Ambasciatori Veneti, ser. xi. vol. iii. p. 11. [25] Note 1. [26] Appendix, on Lucrezia Borgia; Life of Leo X. [27] Antiq. of the House of Brunswick. [28] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 203. [29] Diario Ferrarese. Anon. apud Muratori, tom. xxiv. p. 399. [30] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 207. [31] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 220. [32] Vol. iv. p. 281. [33] C. Secundi Curionis Epist., lib. [34] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 307. [35] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 307. [36] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 329. [37] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 307. [38] Altogether wrongfully, it should seem. [39] Opere di Bembo; Milano, 1810, vol. vii. p. 226. [40] Letters of Calcagnini cited by Bonnet, in his Vie d'Olympia Morata, p. 27. [41] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 359. [42] Tiraboschi, tom. vii. p. 1746. [43] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 359. [44] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 359. [45] Tiraboschi, tom. vii. p. 2286. [46] This brief account of the career of Curione has been taken from Bonnet's Vie d'Olympia, supplemented, where necessary, by Tiraboschi. [47] Tiraboschi, tom. vii. p. 1747. [48] Note 2. [49] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 329. [50] Frizzi, vol. iv. p. 329. [51] Frizzi, _ibid._ [52] For the original, see Note 3.