" The fortunes of Valentino rally 25
" His wavering conduct 25
" Election of Julius II. 27
" Fatal to Valentino's prospects 27
" Nov. Guidobaldo's difficult position 28
" " The Pope's negotiation with Borgia 29
1504. April. Who escapes to Naples 30
" But is sent prisoner to Spain 30
1507. Mar. 10. His death 31
1503. Guidobaldo's fortunate position 31
" Nov. 20. Summoned to Rome 32
" " His favour with the Pope 32
" " 15. The Duchess returns home from Venice 33
" " His interview with Valentino 33
" " Represented in a fresco 33
1504. He is named Gonfaloniere of the Church 34
" And invested with the Garter of England 34
" June 1. Returns home, accompanied by Count
Castiglione 34
" Feb. Strange pastimes there 34
" His brief campaign 35
" And happy residence at Urbino 35
" His installation as generalissimo of the
papal forces 36
" Sep. His nephew, the young Prefect, invested as
his heir-apparent 37
" Claims of Venice upon Romagna 38
1505. Guidobaldo summoned to visit the Pope 38
1506. July. Returns home 39
" Aug. 26. Julius sets out for Romagna 39
" Sep. 25. His magnificent reception at Urbino 39
" " Tariff of provisions there 40
" Reaches Bologna 41
" His statue there, and its fate 42
1507. Mar. 3. Revisits Urbino on his return to Rome 42
CHAPTER XXI
1507. The cultivated tastes of the princes
in Romagna 43
" The Court of Urbino described by Count
Castiglione, in his _Cortegiano_ 44
" The requisites of a lady of that court 45
" State of female refinement and morals 46
" Coarseness of language and wit 47
" Poetical and social pastimes 49
" Sketch of the prominent personages there 50
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