Page 405. line 4. _Pavia._] The king went to Pavia to visit the young duke of Milan, John Galease, who was then lying dangerously ill in the castle of that place. He had lately married Isabel of Arragon who (with her only child, Francis, then but a few months old) went out to meet the king as here mentioned. The death of the duke which happened before the king left him was universally attributed to poison, administered by Ludovico Sforza his uncle who had long governed the dukedom in his nephew's name, and upon his death assumed the title also of duke, in prejudice of the infant son of John Galease. See Guicciardini, lib. i. Page 416. line 12. _Naples._] Q. Nepi, half way between Viterbo and Rome? Page 416. line 14. _Lord Virgilio d'Orsini._] Count of Tagliacozzo, ancestor of the dukes of Bracciano. He was a general in the Neapolitan service and died in 1497. Page 416. line 9 from the bottom. _Ligny._] Ligny. See note p. 109. vol. xii. H. Bryer, Printer, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. Transcribers note: "Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_)." Original spelling has been retained.