Lives of the early Medici : $b As told in their correspondence
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Lives of the early Medici : $b As told in their correspondence
Florence (Italy) -- History; Medici, Cosimo de', 1389-1464; Medici, House of; Medici, Lorenzo de', 1449-1492; Medici, Piero de', 1416-1469
---- Giovanni de’, son of Cosimo, 14; letter to, from his mother, 46;
letter to, from Alberto de’ Alberti from Rome, 47; letters to, from
his mother, 47, 48, 51, 53, 55, 58, 62; letters to, from his father,
59, 63; death of, 63; 65, 151, 152
---- Giovanni de’, son of Lorenzo, 145; receives the tonsure, is
declared capable of holding benefices at seven years of age, 155;
156, 216, 220, 222, 270, 271; promotion of, to the Cardinalate, 303,
304; receives the Cardinal’s hat, 331; letter of advice to, from his
father, 332; letter from, to his father, 336
---- Giuliano de’, 69, 70, 80, 109, 111, 125, 134; tournament of,
166; 172; letter from, to his mother, 174; 186, 189; murder of, 190;
description of, by Poliziano, 191; 192, 193, 215
---- Guccio de’, 2
---- Lorenzo de’, son of Giovanni Bicci de’, 6, 18, 21, 23, 26; letter
from, to his brother Cosimo, 35; 40; sent to Ferrara to Eugenius IV.
about transferring Œcumenical Council to Florence, 42; 151
---- Lorenzo de’, the Magnificent, letter to, and Giuliano, from his
father, 74; letter to, from Marsilio Ficino, 76; 87; letter from, to
Federigo d’Aragona on the old Tuscan poets, 88; letter to, from his
father, instructions as to his behaviour at Milan, 93; 98, 99; letter
to, from Luigi Pulci, 100; letters to, from his father on the death
of the Duke of Milan, 102, 105; letter to, from Luigi Pulci, 107;
110; letters from, to his mother, 115, 116; letters to, from Luigi
Pulci, 118, 119; 120; letters to, from his uncle about Clarice Orsini,
122, 123; letters to, from Clarice Orsini, 123, 125; tournament of,
126; letter to, from Rinaldo Orsini, 126; letter to, from Maddalena
Orsini, 127; letter to, from the Archbishop of Pisa, 127; wedding
festivities of, 129; 137; journey of, to Milan, 138; letter from,
to his wife, 140; letter from, to his father, 141; education of,
143; description of, by Valori, 144; nature of, by Symonds, 144;
interference of, with deposits in the Monte, 145; influence of L.
B. Alberti on, 146; poetry of, 146; Dr. Creighton on, 149; Marquess
Gino Capponi on, 150; _Ricordi_ of, 150; letter to from Poliziano,
156; letter to, from Pulci at Naples, 159; letter to, from his wife,
161; letter to, from Pulci, 162; letter from, to Sixtus IV., about
making Giuliano a cardinal, 163; letter to, from Ingherami, 165;
letter to, from Filelfo, 166; letters to, from the Cardinal of Pavia
about the Cardinalate for Giuliano, 167, 168; letter to, from Franco,
173; letter to, from Bertoldo, 175; hawking of, at Pisa, 176, 177;
letter to, from his wife, 178; letters to, from his mother at Morba,
179, 182, 183; Pazzi conspiracy against, 186; waxen images of, 191,
192; 193; letter from, to Soderini, 194; letter from, to Lanfredini,
196; letter from, to Louis XI., 198; letter from, to Bettini, 199;
letter to, from Messer Ceccho, 201; letter from, to Bentivoglio, 202;
letters from, to Morelli, 123, 207; letters to, from Poliziano at
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