_IN which is discoursed_, _of all the good and ill that the_ Pope’s _Nephews have done the Church ever since_ Sixtus _the Fourth_. _Of the Church of Christ_, _compared to a Field_. _Of those that first bestowed Riches upon the Church_. _Of the insatiability of the_ Nipotismo _in general_. _Of the Princes that murmur against the mischiefs caused by the_ Pope’s _Nephews in_ Christendom. _Of the honour that Princes receive in bestowing Revenues upon the Church_. _How the Scandal was first introduced in the Church_. _Of the Complaints made against the_ Popes. _Of the_ Primum movens, _that gives Motion to the Sphere of the_ Nipotismo. _Of a Comparison betwixt the Gospel and the Churchmen_. _Of a Dispute between __a_ Papist _Preacher_, _and a_ Protestant. _Of the Spirit of the_ Nipotismo, _inclined to gather Riches_. _Of the impossibility of serving God and the World_. _Of the Excommunication of the_ Lucheses _by_ Urban _the Eighth_. _Why men are so easily corrupted_. _Of an Accident that befel St_. Francis _of_ Assiza. _Of another that befel St_. Francis _of_ Paola. _Of a false Opinion_, _maintained by some Divines_. _Of a Discourse held by_ Ferdinand, _Great Duke of_ Toscany, _to a Pilgrim that was going to_ Rome. _Of the great number of Decrees that have been made to reform the Church-men_. _Of the People that complain of the_ Nipotismo. _How all_ Christendom _is scandalized by it_. _How the Monks exclaim against it_, _because it starves them_. _How often Princes withdraw from_ Rome _discontented_. _Of the_ Popes _that cannot reform the Abuses of the Church_, _except they begin with their Nephews_. _Of_ Alexander _the Seventh_, _and his austere Life_. _How the good Example he gave in the beginning of his_ Pontificate, _was of great profit to the Church_. _Of some_ Protestants _that went to_ Rome _on purpose_, _upon the noise of his exemplary Life_. _How he left off hating_, _and fell to loving his Kindred_. _Of_ Don Mario, _the Head of this_ Nipotismo. _Of the Disorder that was in_ Rome, _about the Accident that befel the Duke of_ Crequy. _Of the damage done to the Church by it_. _Of_ Don Agostino, _and his high Carriage_. _Of the Cardinal_ Padrone _his inclination to sensual Pleasure_. _Of the Taxes and Oppression of the_ Pope’s _Subjects_. _Of a particular Opinion about the Peoples Vices_. _Of the pitiful condition of the Church in_ Innocentius _the Tenth’s time_. _Of the Renunciation of the Cardinals Cap_, _made by the __Prince_ Pamphilio. _How_ Donna Olympia _did carry her self towards the_ Nipotismo. _Of the Princes_ Ludovisio _and_ Giustiniani. _Of the_ Nipotismo _of_ Urban _the Eighth_. _Of the Praises given to this_ Nipotismo, _by those who have writ the Life of_ Urban. _Of the Policy of the Nephews of the_ Popes. _Of the most remarkable Passages of the Life of_ Urban. _How the Writers did dissemble all the ill done by him_. _Of the_ Barberins _Proceedings