“Our well-beloved son in Christ Maximilian, Elect-Emperor, Always August; „ „ „ Louis (XII), of the French, the Most Christian King; „ „ „ Hernando, of Aragon and the Two Sicilies, the Catholic King; „ „ „ Emanuele, of Portugal, the Illustrious King; „ „ „ Henry (VII), of England, the Illustrious King;[92] „ „ „ James (V), of the Scots, the Illustrious King; „ „ „ Wladislaf, of Hungary and Bohemia, the Illustrious King; „ „ „ Jean and Katharine, King and Queen of Navarre; „ „ „ Sigismund, King of Poland; „ „ „ John, King of Denmark; „ „ „ Carlo, Duke of Savoja; „ „ „ Lionardo Lauredano, Doge of Venice;” and proclaims that “this day, in Public Consistory, We have deprived” of all things ecclesiastical, and of the cardinalitial hat, (_galero cardinalatus_), Bernardino Cardinal-Bishop of Sabina, Guillaume Cardinal-Bishop of Praeneste (Palestrina), Francisco Cardinal-Presbyter of the title of San Nereo e Sant’ Achilleo (a clerical error for his Title, as given above in the Bull, was San Clemente), and Réné de Prie Cardinal-Presbyter of the Title of Santa Sabina, that they no longer may be considered Cardinals, nor called Cardinals, by word or by writing. The Brief is _Dated at Rome at St. Peters, and given Under the Fisherman’s Ring, the twenty-fourth of October 1511 and the eighth year of Our Pontificate_. This summary is appended here as an example of form. Death had hurled his dart before the Terrible Pontiff. Cardinal Francisco de Borja died of an apoplexy at Pisa, before the sentence of his disgrace and deposition reached him there. The student of history, who seeks a field wherein few yet have walked, will be well advised to investigate the life of this gentle and quiet cardinal, who departed in the tragic blaze of madness and revolt. * * * * *