" Nov. Her betrothal at Pesaro 122 1460. Feb. 10. Her marriage celebrated at Urbino 122 " Giovanni Sanzi's description of her 122 1459. New wars in Italy interrupt the long-proposed Turkish crusade 123 " Unpopularity of Ferdinand of Naples 123 " State of the Angevine claimants to that crown 123 1458. May 11. Jean Duke of Calabria made Seigneur of Genoa 123 1459. Supported in his designs upon Naples by France, Genoa, and Florence 124 " Opposed by Pius II. and the Duke of Milan, who adhere to the Italian league 124 " The Duke of Calabria sails from Genoa to invade Oct. 4. Naples 124 1460. Venice and Florence become neutral 124 " Giacopo Piccinino deserts to the Angevines 125 " Mar. 30. Evades Federigo and reaches the Abruzzi 125 " April. The confederates follow him thither 125 " July 7. Ferdinand is beaten at Sarno 125 " Armies of the League and of Piccinino meet at San Fabbiano 126 " Tournament before the battle 126 " Accident to the Count of Urbino 126 " July 22. Battle of San Fabbiano 127 " " " Mistakes as to the date of it (note) 127 " Aug. 2. The confederates retreat 128 " Anecdote of Count Federigo 129 " Ferdinand saved by his Queen's intercession 130 " Count Federigo re-engaged by Pius II. 130 " Oct. Rome threatened by Piccinino 130 " Dec. Count Federigo goes to Rome for Christmas 131 1461. Sigismondo Malatesta put on trial 131 1462. Apr. 14. Burned and excommunicated 132 1461. June. Count Federigo crosses the Apennines 132 " July. His conversation with Pius II. on ancient history 133 " Oct. He reduces Aquila and Sora 133 " " Is complimented by Pius II. 134 1461-1462. Visits Rome and Naples 134 1461. Angevine prepossessions of the Genoese changed by Mar. a revolution 135