INDEX.
Abbatelli, the, conspirators in Palermo, 87
Adorno, Antoniotto, retires from the Dogate in 1527, 43;
raised to the Dogate by the Fieschi, 92
——, Barnaba, Lord of Silvano, 94, 165
——, Maddalena, Countess of Silvano, 95
——, Prospero, conquers the Fieschi in 1476, 7
Alba, Duke of, sails with Doria to Spain, 246, 250, 281
Albenga, Jacopo di, distinguished jurist, 195
Alberti, Leandro, quoted, 30, 67, 136, 332
Alcibiades, Fieschi compared to, 66, 127
Alessi, Galeazzo, architect of the church of Carignano, 202
Alexander VI., Pope, 97, 107, 108
—— VII., Pope, 298
Anguissola Giovanni, 236, 237, 239;
his death, 240
Ariosto, Lodovico, praises the verses of Panza, 82
Aristotle taught in Genoa by public lectures, 300
Assereto, Tommaso, co-conspirator of Fieschi, 154, 160, 166, 168, 193, 209, 218;
executed by the government, 220, 223
Balbi, inscription to his infamy, in a rear wall of the Ducal palace, 199
Bandello, Matteo, quoted, 83, 121, 173, 252, 329
Barbarossa, Barbary corsair, 50, 287
Bastelica, Sampiero, Corsican revolutionist, 285, 287-98
Belcœur, French ambassador in the Grisons, 239
Belmosto, Archbishop of Genoa, 333
Boccanegra, Guglielmo, Captain of the People, 38, 41
——, Maria, 171
——, Simone, first Doge of Genoa, 39
Bona, Duchess, 7
Bonfadio, historian, 25, 66, 91, 92, 93, 113, 126, 156, 177, 207, 234, 299
Bonnivet, French general, invades Italy, 25
Borgia, Cæsar, intrigues of, 41-2, 106
Borgognino, Scipione, storms the arsenal of Doria, 161, 167
Borganasca, village in the Apennines, craftiness of its people, 336
Bourbon, Constable of, 29
Bourbons, the, 153
Bourgogne, Dukes of, 2
Braccialina, Gentilina, murdered by her husband, 279
Braculli, historian, 82
Brutus, Gianluigi Fieschi compared with, 146
Burlamacchi, Francesco, his revolutionary schemes, 104
Caffaro, first Genoese annalist, 299
Calcagno, Vincenzo, co-conspirator of Fieschi, his origin and character, 116;
at first opposed the conspiracy, 117;
supports the attack on S. Tommaso, 160, 162, 166;
sails with other conspirators to Marseilles, 183;
condemned to banishment, 192;
killed by Spinola after the surrender of Montobbio, 220
Calvi, Annina, touching history of, 252
——, Antonio, 166
Calvin, guest of the Duchess of Ferrara, 309
Cambiaso, Luca, painter, 202, 315
Campanaceo, historian, 25, 169
Campanella, writer and conspirator of Spain, 328, 333, 336
Capello, Bianca, famous courtesan, 329
Capelloni, Lorenzo, historian, 26, 319
Capponi, family of, in Florence, 126, 268
Capuano, Gianluigi, victim of Toledo in Naples, 260
Caracciolo, Giano, Governor-General of Piedmont, 115
Caraffa, an Italian reformer, 27
Cardano, Italian author, 303, 306, 336
Carnesecchi, writer of the sixteenth century, 268, 312, 313
Caro, Annibale, author, 132, 137, 236, 237
Casoni, Genoese annalist, 27, 236, 301
Castelvetro, Lodovico, reformer, 309
Catando d’Arimini, friend of Fieschi, 137, 174
Catilini, Fieschi compared with, 17, 23
Cato quoted by Fieschi, 140
Cellini, Benvenuto, artist, 29, 235, 328
Centurione, Prince Adamo, 67;
promises his daughter in marriage to Fieschi, 68, 101, 149, 153, 166, 185, 254, 261
——, Benedetto, 188
——, Gianetta, daughter of Prince Adamo, 67;
espoused to Gianettino Doria, 69
——, Grimaldi Nicoletta, authoress, 84
Charlemagne, 35
Charles III. of Savoy, 33
—— V., Emperor, 20;
his election, 24;
great only in the extent of his dominions, 31;
the humiliation of Italy dates from his reign, 36;
his acquisition of Milan, 109, 111, 119, 146, 185, 230, 231, 234, 237, 242, 245, 254, 262, 266, 279, 281, 283, 328
—— IX. of France, 322
Clement V., Pope, 11
—— VI., Pope, 96
Colonna, Roman patricians, 28, 42
——, Stefano, 206
——, Vittoria, supposed to have been a Protestant, 309
Columbus, Christopher, 39
Conspiracies prevalence of, 36
Conte, Giacobbe, commander of Fieschi’s galleys, 142, 192
Coreggio, Fulvia, Countess of Mirandola, 298
Corsairs, Turkish and Barbary, 282, 283
Cosimo, Duke, 68, 104, 105, 169, 187, 206, 226, 229, 245, 265, 269, 284, 293
Cybo, Cardinal, 74, 187, 250, 264, 265
——, Caterina, Duchess of Camerino, 74, 85, 280
——, Eleonora, her marriage with Count Fieschi, 74, 265;
her literary accomplishments, 85;
her second marriage, 279;
retires to a convent, 280
——, Prince Giulio, 144, 148, 150, 188;
his conspiracy and misfortunes, 263 et seq.
——, Maddalena, received the profit of the sale of indulgences, 23
——, Ricciarda, 74, 264, 265, 266
Dandolo, Francesco, Doge of Venice, 14
Della Casabianca, Giocante, suspects the plot of Fieschi, 153, 318
—— Rovere, Bartolomea, 19
—— Rovere, Francesco Maria, 41, 59
—— Rovere, Maria, mother of Count Fieschi, 20;
masculine vigour of her character, 64, 65;
her last days, 278
—— Torre, Giovanni Battista, his passion for a sister of Fieschi, 121;
attempts violence to gain his end, 122;
killed by the Fieschi, 124
Di Negro, Arcangela, her character and literary accomplishments, 15, 83, 194
Doria, Andrea, 19;
account of his family and services, 38 et seq.;
his desertion of the French standard, 47;
his relations with the Barbary pirates, 50;
his vengeance against the Fieschi, 188;
quenches revolt in Naples, 261;
his death, and estimate of his character, 41, 228, 317
——, Antonio, 59, 197, 226, 230, 261, 277
——, Domenico, 41, 69, 166, 188, 197, 209, 220, 248
——, Filippino, 43, 44, 59, 169
—— Cardinal Gerolamo, 65, 166, 178
—— Gianettino, adopted son of Andrea, his early life, 58;
ostentation and insolence, 69;
naval successes, 70-1;
captures the Pope’s vessels in Genoa, 111;
his death, 163
—— Giovanni Andrea, 191, 272, 319, 325
—— Lamba, 208
—— Pagonio, 277
—— Princess Peretta, 148, 169, 250, 266
Dragut (Torghud Rais), Barbary pirate, conquered and taken by Gianettino Doria, 71;
flogged after capture, 73;
released by Andrea Doria, 73, 287;
Genoese bankers lend him the ransom money, 73;
pillages Rapallo, 281
Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy, his narrow escape from the pirate Occhiali, 282, 295, 309, 327
Embriaco, Guglielmo, hero of the first crusade, 129
Erasmus, reformer, 260
—— Clara, mistress of Pope Alexander VI., 107
—— Ottavio, 109, 212, 231, 239, 267
—— Pierluigi, Duke of Piacenza, 93, 209, 230;
enters into the Fieschi conspiracy, 101;
his disputes with feudatories, 131;
conspiracy instigated against him by Doria, 233;
murdered by Giovanni Anguissola, 237, 263, 275, 337
Ferrara, Cardinal of, 225, 283
Fieschi, Adriano, Cardinal, 9
—— Antonio, 96
—— Bardoni, 201
—— Claudia, 65;
insulted by Della Torre, 122
—— Cornelio, brother of Gianluigi, 65;
kills Della Torre, 124;
captures the gate of the Archi, 160;
retires into France, 183, 191, 209, 214, 224, 229, 268
—— Emanuel, 195
—— Gerolamo, brother of Gianluigi, 65, 92, 102, 160, 162;
attempts to carry on the revolution, 177;
treats with the Senate, 177;
retires to Montobbio, 183;
defends Montobbio against Genoa, 205;
is executed as a traitor, 220, 223
—— Gianluigi, compared with Catilnie, xvii.-xxiii.;
his character and early life, 19, 65 et seq., 145;
his tragic death, 168;
estimation in which he was held in Italy, 173-5
—— Lorenzo, 201
—— Luca, Cardinal and General, 11, 13
—— Ortensia Lomellina de, poetess, 85
—— Ottobuono, brother of Gianluigi, 65, 80, 101, 132, 143, 160, 162, 181, 183, 189, 209, 216, 224, 229, 268, 277-8, 285;
executed by order of Doria, 287
—— Ottobuono (Pope Hadrian V.), 10, 17
—— Scipione, brother of Gianluigi, 64, 65;
writes to the Senate for pardon, 195, 214, 224, 229;
his litigation against Genoa, 274, 290
—— Sinibaldo, father of Gianluigi, 13, 64, 78
—— Sinibaldo (Pope Innocent IV.), 9, 13
Figuerroa, Gomez Suarez, Spanish minister in Genoa, 149, 152, 165, 197, 226, 243, 276, 318
Finale, Marquises of, 19
Foglietta, Oberto, Genoese historian, xxvi., 40, 41, 307, 319, 320
Fornari, Antonio de, 225
Forteguerra, Laudomia, Sienese heroine, 286
Francis I. of France, 25, 26, 34, 43, 115, 210, 215, 231
Fregosi, family of, hostile to the Fieschi, 19, 79, 92;
its power in Genoa, 39;
driven from power by the Adorni, 42
—— Cesare, 19, 43, 62, 83, 91, 208
—— Cornelio, 293
—— Galeazzo, 322
—— Giano, Doge, 92
—— Ottaviano, 19, 49, 80, 276, 320
—— Pietro, 208
Gad Ali, Barbary pirate, 42
Giustiniani, family of the, 75, 129, 257
—— Ansaldo, 178
—— Giovanni Battista, 157, 193
Gonzaga, Cagnino, 62, 98, 115, 152
—— Ferrante, Spanish governor of Lombardy, 132, 140, 169, 187, 197, 198, 206, 212, 216, 230, 237, 238, 240, 245, 266, 321