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8 HISTORY OF THE POPES. by reading Ariosto's "Orlando Furioso,"* died a penitent sinner. Gentile Baglioni, who had been banished by him, received his possessions. Perugia retained only a nominal liberty, the Legate, Silvio Passerini, Cardinal of Cortona, being the actual governor.-j- During these events, negotiations for the forming of a triple alliance between the Pope, France, and Venice fell through because of the refusal of the Signoria to accept the clause agreed to by Francis I. in October, relating to the co-operation against the Pope's insubordinate vassals, or, in other words, against Ferrara.J It was most important that just at this crisis Charles V. should have sent a new Ambassador to Rome in the person of the Castilian, Juan Manuel, who had "grown was "al primo revellino," beheaded in the Castle ; *el corpo fo portato a S. Maria Traspontina, benche prima fosse deliberate ponerlo in publico, ma el papa ad le preci del S. Renzo da Ceri revoco dicta deliberatione {cf. Sanuto, XXIX., 603). In a second *Report of June 4, 1 52 1, Germanello specifies the hour of execution: Allidoi del presente ad hore doi e meza de nocte. Cf. the *Diary in Cod. Barb. lat. 3552 (beheading of Baglioni on June 2), Vatican Library, and the *Letter of Stefano Safifa (detto TEremita), dated from Rome, June 6, 1520, who states explicitly that Baglioni went to confession before he was put to death (State Archives, Modena). Alfani {loc. «/.), following Fabretti and Gregorovius (VII., 247), erroneously places the execution on June 11. A *Letter of Fabrizio Pellegrino, dated from Rome, June 7, 1520, speaks as follows about this thrilling event : Da molti e judicato chel papa non habia voluto andar in processione per paura de non esser morto ; el se vede per le guardie grande. (Gonzaga Archives, Mantua.) Even in October and December the Pope feared traps on the part of the Baglioni's relative, Camillo Orsini (Sanuto, XXIX., 342, 423). * Paolucci, in a *letter of May 26, 1520, quoted Vol. VII. of this work, 398 seq.., reports thus : Joan Paulo Baione vive si come intendo et si fa legiere Orlando furioso. State Archives, Modena. t VermiGLIOLI, loc. cit., 31 seq. ; X NlTTl, 266 seqq. BONAZZI, II., 81 seqq.
NEW AMBASSADOR FROM CHARLES V. 9 grey in diplomacy," and proved to be as astute as he was energetic* Being provided with full instructions, far- reaching powers, and plenty of money, Juan Manuel entered Rome with great pomp on the iith of April, I520.f The Pope received him very amicably, and Cardinal Medici invited him to dwell in his palace at the Cancelleria. Manuel presented the draft of a treaty, with the proviso that not one word of it was to be altered,! But more than a year went by before any agreement was effected. In the general obscurity of the situation it cannot cause surprise that the Pope should for some time have vacillated between Charles and Francis.§ If at last he decided in favour of the Emperor, and against Francis, it was less on account of the prospect held out by an alliance with the former of an increase of the States of the Church, than because of two other momentous reasons, namely, the extreme im- prudence of the French King, and the consideration of the blow given to the authority of the Pope by the Lutheran movement in Germany. The first disturbance in the relations between Rome and France came at the beginning of 1520, in consequence of the illegal pretensions of Francis I. to the guardianship of * BaumGARTEN, Karl V., I., 197. Cf. 281 scq., and HoFLER, in the Histor. Jahrb., VI., 551 seq. The former Spanish Ambassador, Pedro Urrea, had died in 15 18; as to his haughty bearing, cf. Paris de Grassis in Hoffmann, 401 seq. t Sanuto, XXVIII., 423. Cf.., together with the witnesses quoted by GreGOROVIUS (VIII., 250) and liAUMGARTEN (I , 282), the ^Report of Ang. Germanello of April 11, 1520 (Gonzaga Archives, Mantua), in Appendix, No. 17, and the *Letter of the Este Ambassador, Paolucci, Rome, 1520, April 11. State Archives, Modena. \ " Sin mudar palabra." Manuel to Charles V., dated Rome, 1520, May 12. NiTTi, 303, n. i. § Reichstagsakten, II., 60.
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INDEX OF NAMES IN VOL. VIII. Aaron,
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Borgia, Cesare, 4. „ H., 67 n. Bo
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Devonshire, The Duke of, 72. Diacet
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Medici, Lorenzo dc' [Tlic Mag- nifi
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Prato, Giovanni Andrea, 179 j seq.
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