The Tigress of Forli (51 page)

taken to Rome,
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poems and popular songs in honor of,
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IN ROME AS PRISONER OF POPE,
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initial quarters comfortable,
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receives callous and self-interested letters from sons,
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son Ludovico as burden for Ottaviano and Cesare,
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capture of uncle Ludovico removes protection,
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escape attempt aborted,
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transferred to Sant'Angelo,
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staged trial for alleged plot to poison pope cancelled,
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serious illness,
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spiritual renewal as saving grace,
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D'Allegre gains freedom for,
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 IN FLORENCE AFTER IMPRISONMENT IN ROME

journey to,
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arrival,
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residences of,
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desperate for money,
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in legal battle with brother-in-law over Ludovico,
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the Muratte as refuge for,
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and contention over Forlì and Imola upon Julius II's ascendancy,
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legally changes Ludovico's name,
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son Giovanni (Ludovico) as focus of,
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daughter Bianca married,
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grandson left with,
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final illness of,
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prayers and condolences throughout Italy in response to final illness and death of,
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will of,
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death of,
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross (Imola),
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Catherine, Saint, Caterina in portrait of,
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Catherine of Alexandria, Saint,
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as Caterina's patron saint,
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Cattanei, Vanozza de',
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Certosa di Pavia,
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Cervantes, Miguel de, and Sforza book collection,
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Cesena,
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Charles V (Holy Roman Emperor),
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Charles VIII (king of France),
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in Alexander VI's frescoes,
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and Savonarola's predictions,
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in war against Naples,
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and syphilis,
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Charles the Bold (duke of Bourgogne),
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Charlotte (queen of Cyprus),
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Chelini, Andrea,
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Children of Caterina Sforza,
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and Caterina in prison,
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as pawns in standoff between Caterina and Orsis,
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time taken up by confinements in Rome,
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 IN ORDER OF BIRTH

Ottaviano Riario,
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see also
Riario, Ottaviano)

Cesare Riario,
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see also
Riario, Cesare)

Bianca Riario,
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Giovanni Livio Riario,
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Galeazzo Riario,
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Francesco Riario ("Sforzino"),
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Bernardino Feo (Carlo),
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Giovanni di Giovanni de' Medici,
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see also
Medici, Giovanni di Giovanni de')

 
GRANDCHILDREN

Bianca's son (Pietro Maria Rossi) and daughter,
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Cornelia (Ottaviano's illegitimate daughter),
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Cosimo de' Medici (son of Giovanni de' Medici and Maria Salvati),
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Giulia Riario (daughter of son Galeazzo and Maria della Rovere),
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Chronicles of Forlì
(Cobelli),
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Church of San Giovanni,
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Church of San Giovanni, Faliceto,
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Church of San Girolamo,
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Church of San Mercuriale,
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Church of Santa Maria del Popolo,
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Ciocca, Luigi,
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Clement VII (pope),
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Cleopatra, Caterina compared to,
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as trophy,
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Clovis, (king of the Franks),
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Cobelli, Leone,
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Codronchi, Innocenzo,
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Codronchi family,
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Colonna, Giovanni,
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Colonna, Lorenzo,
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Colonna family,
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Columbus, Christopher,
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Compagnon, Marsilio,
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Company of Charity (Forlì),
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Conti, Sigismondo dei,
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Contract, social, between Caterina and citizens of Forlì,
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Cornelia (Ottaviano's illegitimate daughter),
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Corvarano (alleged participant in escape plot),
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Cotignola,
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Council of Eight (Forlì),
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Council of Elders (Forlì),
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Council of Ephesus,
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Council of Forty (Forlì),
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Council of Nine Hundred (Milan),
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Countess of Forlì.
See
Caterina Sforza, Countess of Forlì

Credi, Lorenzo di,
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Cupizer (Swiss mercenary),
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Currency, Venetian ducat as,
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Cuseroli,
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Cybo, Francescetto (son of Innocent VIII),
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Cybo, Giovanni Battista (Pope Innocent VIII),
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D'Allegre, Yves,
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Dante,
Inferno,
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David (biblical king), and Caterina,
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David
(Michelangelo sculpture),
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Dazi
(taxes on citizens of Forlì),
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De Mulieribus Claris (Illustrious Women)
(Boccaccio),
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Denti, Paolo,
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Denti family,
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De Plurimis Claris Selectisque Mulieribus
(Foresti),
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Discourses on the First Ten Books of Titus Livius
(Machiavelli),
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Domus Aurea, and Cardinal Borgia's palace,
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Donatello,
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Duke of Calabria.
See
Alfonso of Aragon

Eleanora of Aragon,
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Elders of Forlì,
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Elders of Imola,
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Emilia-Romagna, as food capital,
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See also
Romagna

Ercolani, Ludovico,
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Este, Alfonso d',
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Este, Beatrice d',
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Este, Ercole d',
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Este, Isabella d' (marquise of Mantua),
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Este family of Ferrara,
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Faenza,
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Caterina forced to travel around,
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Caterina's daughter promised to Astorre Manfredi of,
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Girolamo's designs on,
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and offer to Venice,
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and Astorre Manfredi,
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Medicis against Caterina in Faenza,
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murder of Galeotto Manfredi and Milan's abortive effort to take over,
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in precarious relationship with Forlì,
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and Sinibaldo,
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soldiers from to battle "Guerra,"
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Feo, Bernardino (Carlo),
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Feo, Cesare,
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Feo, Corrado,
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Feo, Giacomo,
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assassination of,
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bronze monument in honor of,
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as Caterina's lover,
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conflict between Giacomo and Ottaviano,
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enemies desiring death of,
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gains large share of Caterina's power,
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knighted,
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and Ravaldino,
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