" " Its decorations in stone and _intarsia_ 160 " " Fallacy as to its museum of art 161 " " The saloons for books and manuscripts 162 " " State of bibliography at this period 163 " " Federigo a collector of manuscripts 164 " " Attested by Sanzi and Vespasiano 164 " " Regulations of his library 167 " " Notice of its librarians 168 " " Its extent and cost 168 " " The stable-range built by Francesco di Giorgio 169 " " Cost of the palace 170 " " Anecdote of its foundation 170 " " Churches founded by Federigo 171 " " Description of his palace at Gubbio 171 " " His other residences 174 " " The extent and resources of his state 175 CHAPTER IX 1464. Aug. The projected crusade abandoned 177 " " 14. Death of Pius II.; succeeded by Paul II. 177 " " Sanzi's lines on his death 178 " Sept. 28. Count Federigo made Gonfaloniere of the Church 179 " " Explanation of that title (note) 179 " Oct. 24. Returns to Urbino after visiting Naples 179 1465. July. His expedition against Anguillera 179 " Nov. 20. Death of Malatesta Novello of Cesena 180 1466. Jan. His state annexed to the Church by Count Federigo 180 " Mar. 8. Death of Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan 180 " " Count Federigo goes to Milan 181 " Is reappointed captain-general by Duke Galeazzo June 6. Maria Sforza 181 " " Returns home 181 " The protracted tranquillity and glory of Italy 182 1465. July 12. Murder of Giacomo Piccinino at Naples 183 1464. Aug. 1. Death of Cosimo de' Medici, _Pater patriæ_ 184 1464-1466. State of parties in Florence 184 1466-1467. The exiles engage Colleoni to invade Tuscany 185 1467. May 15. Federigo's honourable condotta by the League 185 " Battle of La Molinella in the Bolognese, where field July 25. artillery was first used 187 " " Giovanni della Rovere distinguishes himself 187