The assertion that Niello was unknown to the ancients, it is unnecessary
to refute here. Francia was master of the mint during the usurpation of
the Bentivogli, after their expulsion by Giulio the Second, and
continued to superintend its issue to the Pontificate of Leo. His coins
and medals are said by Vasari to equal those of the Milanese Caradosso;
and it is probably for their excellence that he was looked up to as a
god (un Dio) at Bologna.
[170] Δύο----ἐνείκεον----
----ὁ μὲν εὔχετο, πάντ' ἀποδοῦναι,
Δήμῳ πιφαύσκων· ὁ δ' ἀναίνετο, μηδὲν ἑλέσθαι.
Ilias. Lib. xviii. l. 498.
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The following items are worth special note:
1) The phrase "terribil via" on p. 19 should possibly be "terribilis
via" or "terribile via", but has been left unchanged.
2) On p. 28 "Goliah" has been amended to "Goliath", but the spelling
"Goliah" also appears in vol. 2 and may have been an accepted spelling.
3) In footnote 96 on p. 264, "Osteireichischen" has been amended to
"Osterreichischen".
4) On p. 265, "seini" has been amended to "sein".
5) "Matatona" on p. 328 should possibly be "Matalona", as on p. 288, but
has been left unchanged.
6) On p. 330, "Buoancorsi" has been amended to "Buonacorsi".
7) The phrase "sotto in sù" (page 357) has been amended to match "sotto
in su", which appears twice elsewhere.
8) The spelling "pinsit" instead of "pinxit" on p. 400 has been retained
as it may record an error in the original inscription.
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