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hprints-00683151, version 2 - 19 Mar 2013 Oration The numbers in square brackets refer to sections in the text. 0. Introduction [1-17] 0.1. The background [1-7] 0.2. Preparations for Greek participation in a Union Council [8-9] 0.3. The choice of venue for the council [10] 0.4. The impartiality of the council [11-14] 0.5. The offer of the Duke of Milan [15-16] 0.6. Four criteria four choosing the venue of the council [17] 1. Pavia is acceptable to the Greeks [18-31] 1.1. Pavia is covered by the decree of the council [19-25] 1.1.1. The attitude of the Turks [20-21] 1.1.2. The attitude of Genoa and Venice [22-23] 1.1.3. Pavia’s distance from the sea and the route via the Po [24] 1.1.4. The alternative route south of Sicily and through Florentine territory [25] 1.2. The necessary funds are available [26-29] 1.3. The ships are available [30-31] 2. Pavia is convenient for the pope [32-50] 2.1. The pope is the head of the Church [33] 2.2. Pope Eugene IV [34] 2.3. Distance of Pavia from the pope [35] 2.4. Relations between the pope and the Duke of Milan [36-39] 2.5. The council will have control over Pavia [40-42] 2.6. Pavia is also convenient for the council [43] 2.7. The attitude of the King of France [44-48] 2.8. The relationship between the princes and the Council [49-50] 4
hprints-00683151, version 2 - 19 Mar 2013 3. Pavia can provide accomodation and provisions [51-56] 3.1. Accomodation [52-53] 3.2. Provisions [54] 3.3. Splendour of Pavia and Milan [55-56] 4. Pavia offers security and freedom [57-78] 4.1. It is safe to travel to Pavia [58-59] 4.2. It is safe to stay in Pavia [60-67] 4.2.1. The council may have control of Pavia [61] 4.2.2. The citizens of Pavia are peace-loving and tranquil [62-63] 4.2.3. The climate of Pavia is healthy [64-67] 4.3. The Council can trust the duke [68-78] 4.3.1. The duke’s devotion to the Church [69-70] 4.3.2. The duke´s love of the council [71-74] 4.3.3. The duke´s justice towards his subjects [75] 4.3.4 The duke’s clemency towards his enemies [76-77] 4.3.5. The duke’s benevolence towards all [78] 5. Conclusion [79-87] 5.1. Pavia is the best choice in all respects [79] 5.2. Appeal to friendship and caution [80-81] 5.3. Appeals to the cardinals and prelates [82-85] 5.4. Final exhortation [86-87] 5
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