Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 1-2; Volume 4

Alexander Alfonso authority Bologna burghers burghs Cardinal Cesare Borgia Charles VIII chief Chronicle Church citizens commonwealth Condottieri Corio corruption Cosimo court crimes cruelty culture death despotism Dino Compagni Duchy Duke Emperor Empire ence Europe factions Ferdinand Ferrara feudal fifteenth century Filippo Fior Firenze Flor Florence Florentine florins force France Francesco Francesco Sforza Francesco Vettori freedom French Ghibelline Gian Galeazzo Giovanni Giuliano Gonfalonier Guelf Guicciardini historians honor human Italian Italy king kingdom liberty Lodovico Lodovico Sforza Lombard Lorenzo Machiavelli Maria Medicean Medici ment Milan modern moral murder Naples Nardi nation nobles Orsini Papacy Papal party passion Pavia period Perugia philosophy Pisa political Pope Popolo preaching princes Renaissance republic Romagna Roman Rome rule Savonarola says Segni Sforza Siena Signory Sixtus spirit tion took tyranny tyrants Urbino Varchi Venetian Venice Vettori vices Villani Visconti whole