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COLLECTIONS OF ARCHIVES AND MANUSCRIPTS REFERRED TO IN VOLUMES XV. AND XVI. Arezzo—Library of the Confraternita di S. Maria. AuxERRE—Library. Basle—Library. Berlin—State (formerly Royal) Library. Bologna—State Archives^. University Library. Bregenz—Museum Archives. Carpentras—Library. Carlsruhe—Library. CiTTA DI Castello—Graziani Archives. Colmar—State Library. CoMO—Serbelloni-Busca Archives. Cortona—Library. Faenza—Communal Archives. Florence—National Library. State Archives. Foligno—Seminary Library. Gallese—-Altemps Archives. Genoa—University Library. HoHENEMS—Archives of the Hohenems family (Waldburg-Zeil). Innsbruck—Vice-regal Archives. University Library. London—British Museum. Mantua—Episcopal Archives. Gonzaga Archives. Milan—Ambrosian Library. Trivulziana Library. MoDENA—State Archives. Montpellier—Library. Munich—State Library. Naples—State Archives. — Brancacciana Library. National Library. Oratorian Library. Library of the Societa di storia patria. Ossegg—Convent Library. Paris—Archives etrangeres. of Affaires • National Archives. National Library. Parma—Palatine Library. PisTOiA—Forteguerri Library. Prague—Nostitz Library. Rome— (a) Archives : the Boncompagni. the Colonna. the Fabbrica di S. Pietro. the Spanish Embassy. ConsistoriaP, of the Vatican, the Papal Secret (Secret Archives of the Vatican) of the State. ^ Under Pius X. included in the Papal Secret Archives. vii
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Page 5 and 6: HISTORY OF THE POPES VOL. XV
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Page 9: CONTENTS OF VOLUME XV. Collections
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Page 29 and 30: TABLE OF CONTENTS OF VOLUME XV. CHA
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Page 39 and 40: TABLE OF CONTENTS. XXXV .... Genera
Page 41 and 42: AUTHOR'S PREFACE. At the present ti
Page 43 and 44: INTRODUCTION. The restoration of ec
Page 45 and 46: INTRODUCTION. xH nephew and Secreta
Page 47 and 48: INTRODUCTION. xliii inroads of Prot
Page 49 and 50: INTRODUCTION. xlv of the fleet of t
Page 51 and 52: INTRODUCTION. xivii while he was al
Page 53 and 54: CHAPTER I. The Conclave of 1559. Th
Page 55 and 56: RELEASE OF MORONE. 3 from banishmen
Page 57 and 58: CARLO CARAFA REINSTATED. 5 Carafa,
Page 59 and 60: NUMBER OF CARDINALS IN CONCLAVE. 7
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THE AIMS OF FRANCE. 9 boundless ric
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CANDIDATES OF SPAIN. II in peace an
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PARTIES IN THE CONCLAVE. I3 and, as
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election. PARTY OF THE CARAFA. I5 "
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THE FIRST SCRUTINY. I7 On the same
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CANDIDATURE OF CARPI. I9 towards hi
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CANDIDATURE OF TOURNON. 21 Tournon
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CANDIDATURE OF GONZAGA. 2$ In reali
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FRANCISCO DE VARGAS. 25 the obstina
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THE NEW ALLIES. 27 At his first con
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CANDIDATURE OF GONZAGA. 29 apply di
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COMPLAINTS OF THE ROMANS. 3 to whic
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IMPATIENCE OF CARAFA. 33 should hav
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VARGAS BRIBES CARAFA. to the disput
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INDISCRETION OF VARGAS. 37 in case
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VARGAS AND THE FRENCH PARTY. 39 tha
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ESTE S HOPES OF SUCCESS. 4I that hi
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DISTURBANCES IN THE CITY. 43 vacanc
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EXTERNAL INTERFERENCE. 45 necessity
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CANDIDATURE OF GONZAGA. 47 himself
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ALLIANCE OF CARAFA AND SFORZA. 49 a
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CANDIDATURE OF PACHECO. 51 Even a F
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WEARINESS OF THE ELECTORS. 53 A lon
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SUDDEN TURN OF AFFAIRS. 55 When Pan
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CANDIDATURE OF MEDICI. 57 was less
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2 MEDICI S ELECTION ASSURED. 59 nam
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ELECTION OF MEDICI. 6l was still de
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PHILIP II. AND VARGAS. 63 to the Va
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PHILIP II. AND VARGAS. 65 terms, dr
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FAMILY OF PIUS IV. 67 who, to disti
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GIAN GIACOMO DE' MEDICI. 69 advanta
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THE " MUSSO WAR.' 7I however, had n
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ADVANCEMENT OF CxIAN ANGELO. 73 Gia
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF GIAN ANGELO. 75 a
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MEDICI CREATED CARDINAL. "]"] quart
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CARDINAL MEDICI AND PAUL IV. 79 Fro
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CARDINAL MEDICI LEAVES ROME. 8l imp
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JOY AT THE ELECTION OF PIUS IV. 83
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ACTIVITY OF THE POPE. 85 characteri
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DAILY LIFE OF THE POPE. ^J new buil
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DAILY LIFE OF THE POPE. 89 knowledg
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PIUS IV. AND THE AMBASSADORS. QI ma
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PIUS IV. AND VENICE. 93 in his fina
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THE POPE S RELATIVES. 95 near Gotzi
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PROMOTION OF CHARLES BORROMEO. 97 o
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FEDERIGO BORROMEO 99 means of a mar
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PROMOTION OF THE POPE S NEPHEWS. lO
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MARK SITTICH VON HOHENEMS. IO3 Pope
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CHARLES BORROMEO. IO5 Of this famil
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Charles borromeo. 107 however, the
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CHARLES BORROMEO. IO9 from the diff
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ACTIVITY OF BORROMEO. Ill and somet
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PRINCELY STATE OF BORROMEO. II3 He
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DEATH OF FEDERIGO BORROMEO. II5 obs
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BORROMEO RECEIVES HOLY ORDERS. II7
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- ASCETICISM OF BORROMEO. llQ choly
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EXEMPLARY LIFE OF BORROMEO. 121 In
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STATESMANSHIP OF PIUS IV. 123 very
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PIUS IV. AND THE NUNCIATURES. 125 A
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- MITIGATION OF DECREES OF PAUL IV.
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IMPROVED CONDITIONS IN ROME. I29 Es
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CHAPTER IV The Fall of the House of
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PIUS IV. AND CARLO CARAFA. I33 sado
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ENEMIES OF THE CARAFA. 135 While, a
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MURDER OF CAPECE. I37 The following
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ACCUSATIONS AGAINST THE CARAFA. I39
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THE ENEMIES OF THE CARAFA. 14I Pius
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PALIANO GETURNS TO ROME. I43 fear a
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2 THE CRIMES OF THE CARAFA. 145 so
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OPENING OF THE TRIAL. I47 The legal
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TRIAL OF THE CARAFA. I49 Cardinal A
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TRIAL OF THE CARAFA. I5I absence fr
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TRIAL OF THE CARAFA. I53 results of
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ADVOCATES OF THE CARAFA. 155 were a
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TRIAL OF THE CARAFA. 157 their favo
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CONFESSION OF PALIANO. 159 and orde
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. ARREST OF REBIBA. l6l The second
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nection with the Council ; CREATION
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ATTITUDE OF PHILIP II. 165 cate his
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THE SENTENCE ON THE CARAFA. 167 the
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LETTER OF GIOVANNI CARAFA. 169 then
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EXECUTION OF THE CARDINAL. I7I pari
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CARDINAL ALFONSO CARAFA. I73 learne
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ATTITUDE OF PHILIP II. I75 Philip I
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PIUS IV. AND NEPOTISM. I77 his whol
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CHAPTER V. Negotiations for the Reo
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DIFFICULTIES WITH THE PRINCES. lOI
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FERDINAND I. 183 that the Pope had
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ENERGY OF THE POPE. 185 to bring th
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PHILIP II. AND THE COUNCIL. 187 wai
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FERDINAND I. AND THE COUNCIL. 189 h
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FERDINAND I. AND THE COUNCIL. IQI 5
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THE IMPERIAL AMBASSADOR. I.93 might
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FRANCIS II. AND FERDINAND I. 195 Pi
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DELFINO AND THE EMPEROR. I97 is a m
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FRANCE AND THE COUNCIL. IQQ This in
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PHILIP II. AND THE COUNCIL. 201 wit
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DETERMINATION OF THE POPE, 203 of T
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DELFINO AND THE EMPEROR. 205 Zaccar
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VIEWS OF THE CARDINALS. 207 in the
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ADVICE OF DELFINO. 2O9 and that Ger
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A DECISION ARRIVED AT. 211 and that
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THE BULL OF CONVOCATION. 213 Lainez
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" CONTINUATION." 2l5 accordance wit
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THE BULL SENT TO FRANCE. 217 The gr
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GIOVANNI COMMENDONE. 219 forted him
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ATTITUDE OF FERDINAND I. 221 procee
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THE NUNCIOS AT NAUMBURG. 223 but de
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THE NUNCIOS AT NAUMBURG. 225 ancien
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COMMENDONE IN BERLIN. 227 and hospi
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COMMENDONE AND THE ELECTORS. 229 On
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COMMENDONE AT COLOGNE. 23I On April
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COMMENDONE IN THE NETHERLANDS. 233
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COMMENDONE AND SWEDEN. 235 send him
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COMMENDONE IN BAVARIA. 237 spirit.
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DELFINO IN SOUTH GERMANY. 239 pover
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CHAPTER VII. Final Preparations for
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LEGATES FOR THE COUNCIL APPOINTED.
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THE CARDINAL LEGATES. 245 cant fact
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^ OFFICIALS OF THE COUNCIL. 247 Tre
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PHILIP II. AND THE COUNCIL. 249 sen
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^ RUSSIA, POLAND AND PORTUGAL. 25I
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PHILIP II. 253 previously been nunc
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THE ITALIAN BISHOPS. 255 arrived fr
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THE emperor's REPRESENTATIVES. 257
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THE pope's instructions TO SIMONETT
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DISCUSSION AS TO PROCEDURE. 261 thi
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DEMANDS OF THE SPANISH BISHOPS. 263
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OPENING OF THE COUNCIL. 265 Cardina
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THE XVIIIth SESSION. 267 with their
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DEMANDS OF THE EMPEROR. 269 Curia.
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ARRIVAL OF MORE ENVOYS. 27I Simonet
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^ THE QUESTION OF RESIDENCE. 273 ag
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INTERFERENCE OF THE ENVOYS. 275 adm
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THE XlXth SESSION. 277 Council. 1 T
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THE POPE S ARTICLES OF REFORM, 279
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FURTHER LEGATES SUGGESTED. 201 eccl
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DANGER OF A DISSOLUTION. 283 expres
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COMMUNION UNDER BOTH KINDS. 285 The
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THE LIBELLUM OF FERDINAND I. 287 of
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THE CHALICE FOR THE LAITY. 289 deal
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REFORM DECREES. 29I into a proper c
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GONZAGA PACIFIED. 293 have entailed
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THE CHALICE FOR THE LAITY. 295 gati
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THE xxiind SESSION. 297 Wlien the r
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CHAPTER IX. The Mission of Morone t
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THE EPISCOPAL OFFICE. 3OI into prom
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THE CARDINAL OF LORRAINE. 303 13th,
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THE EPISCOPAL OFFICE. 305 The disti
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THE POPE S SUPREMACY. 307 their app
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CARDINAL GUISE AND THE EMPEROR. 309
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DEATH OF GONZAGA AND SERIPANDO. 3II
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PROPOSED SUSPENSION OF THE COUNCIL.
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MORONE AND NAVAGERO LEGATES. 315 po
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MORONE AT INNSBRUCK. 317 April loth
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MORONE AT INNSBRUCK. 319 Morone wis
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MORONE AND THE EMPEROR. 32 tion, th
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MORONE AND THE EMPEROR. 323 ally de
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SATISFACTION OF THE POPE. 325 goodw
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SUCCESS OF MORONE. 327 also brillia
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THE pope's difficulties. 329 The lo
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MORONE AND SPAIN. 33 Morone, who' h
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LAINEZ AT THE COUNCIL. 333 presvipp
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THE XXIIird SESSION. 335 drafted by
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THE xxiiird SESSION. 337 High Mass
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THE CLOSE OF THE COUNCIL IN SIGHT.
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REFORM OF THE PRINCES. 34I To a sti
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SECULAR INTERFERENCE ATTACKED. 343
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DEMANDS OF FERDINAND I. 345 very re
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^ DIFFICULT POSITION OF THE LEGATES
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GALLICAN DEMANDS. 349 and most pain
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CARDINAL GUISE IN ROME. 35 the same
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THE END IN SIGHT. 353 Great joy was
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THE XXIVth SESSION. 355 All those w
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GENERAL WISH TO END THE COUNCIL. 35
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REFORM DECREES MODIFIED. 359 cils a
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ILLNESS OF THE POPE. 361 The unexpe
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LAST SESSION OF THE COUNCIL. 363 on
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CLOSE OF THE COUNCIL. 365 these lat
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A NEW EPOCH BEGUN. 367 hope of comi
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JUSTIFICATION. 369 justification,^
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THE PAPAL SUPREMACY. 37I Finally th
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THE RESIDENCE OF BISHOPS. 373 upon
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SEMINARIES. 375 of their duty of re
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THE SECULAR PRINCES. 377 After the
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APPENDIX OF UNPUBLISHED DOCUMENTS A
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382 HISTORY OF THE POPES. possible
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384 HISTORY OF THE POPES. 17. (Satu
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386 HISTORY OF THE POPES. du Bellay
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388 HISTORY OF THE POPES. Ran. Farn
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390 HISTORY OF THE POPES. et se egl
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392 HISTORY OF THE POPES. are copie
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394 HISTORY OF THE POPES. di S. S^^
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396 HISTORY OF THE POPES. ch'il car
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398 HISTORY OF THE POPES. quam dict
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400 HISTORY OF THE POPES. suplicii
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402 HISTORY OF THE POPES. e I'ordin
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404 HISTORY OF THE POPES. i6. Marca
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406 HISTORY OF THE POPES. ogni sort
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408 HISTORY OF THE POPES. luoco di
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410 HISTORY OF THE POPES. la Pexiit
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412 HISTORY OF THE POPES. 3. Avviso
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414 HISTORY OF THE POPES. 10. Avvis
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4l6 HISTORY OF THE POPES. in his ac
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4l8 HISTORY OF THE POPES. magistrat
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420 HISTORY OF THE POPES. Romae kal
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422 HISTORY OF THE POPES. acter. In
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424 HISTORY OF THE POPES. Panvinio
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426 HISTORY OF THE POPES. gubernato
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428 HISTORY OF THE POPES. i I j rum
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INDEX OF NAMES IN VOL. XV. Aelst, N
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Capua, Pietro Ant. di (Archbishop o
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Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria (gov
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Justiniani, Vincent (General of the
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Pacheco, Pedro, Cardinal, 14, 18, 2
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Sigismund of Brandenburg (Archbisho
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