humour of_ Urban _the eighth_, _to deny favours to all_. _Of the affronts_, _which Princes do receive from the Court of_ Rome. _Of the nature of the Ecclesiasticks_. _Of the Catholick Crown_, _that admits in their State none but of the_ Roman _Faith_. _Of the damage_ the Spaniards _receive_, _by suffering themselves to be governed by the Court of_ Rome. _Of the displeasures that do arise betwixt_ Rome _and_ Spain. _Of the Northern Policy_, _and of_ Italy, _which laughs at the Spanish Zeal_. _How many Princes are disgusted_, _to see the_ Spaniards _humble themselves so to the_ Pope. _How many Ministers are deceiv’d_, _who confide in Cardinals_. _Of the effect of the Protection of Cardinals to Princes_. _Of the interest of the Cardinals to advance the Papacy_. _Of the Corruption of the Colledge of Cardinals_. _What qualified persons they chuse to be Cardinals_. _Of the_ Pope, _how he shews himself a Monarch_, _when he __pleaseth_, _and Head of a Commonwealth when he listeth_. _Of_ Alexander _the seventh’s applying himself to publick business_. _Of his Ambition to undertake more than his constitution could endure_. _Of the answers which Embassadours receive from the Cardinal_ Padrone. _Of the secresie and craft of the Court of_ Rome. _How Cardinals use to reveal secrets to Princes their Friends_. _How little the_ Pope _trusts the Cardinals_. _Of Papal Excommunications_. _Of the fear of the Church-men_. _Of the Title of_ Universal Father _in the person of the_ Pope. _Of a pleasant Example of_ Paschal _the second_, _applied to his Successors_. _How_ Popes _treat Leagues with Princes_. _Of the sudden change of the Nephews of the_ Pope, _from a low to a high degree_. _Of the effects which that produceth_. _What the Kindred of_ Alexander _did in_ Sienna. _Of the disgust which Ministers receive by treating with unexpert persons_. _Of the time that is lost in studying the nature of the_ Nipotismo. _Of a strange example which befel an Embassador who negotiated with Cardinal_ Capaccino, _Brother to_ Urban _the eighth_. _Of a_ burlesque _and biting Answer_, _given by the same Embassadour_, _to the same Cardinal_. _Of the answer of the Embassadour_ Justiniani, _made to one who asked him_, _if he went to negotiate with Cardinal_ Astalli. _Of some Examples of the Covetousness of_ Pope Boniface, _prejudicial to the Negotiators of the Court_. _Of_ Clement _the seventh_. _Of_ Paul _the fourth_. _Of_ Sixtus _the fifth_. _Of_ Urban _the eighth_. _Of the names_, _the Nephews give the hours they spend in publick business_. _Of a Reproof that_ Gregory _the fourteenth gave to his Nephew_. _Of that Peevish way wherewith the_ Pope’s _Nephews negotiate with Embassadours_. _Of the __Reason_, _why the Family of the_ Popes _do not continue long in Grandeur_. _Of a similitude of Trees applied to the Nephews of the_ Pope. _Of the wonder that ariseth in the world_, _to see the houses of the_ Popes _decay_. _Of some Families that