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familiar with them, and devote my space to discover. In the title of the English Library in the Last Four Popes and of their pictures, already so superbly treated by the Popes, and partly to the neglected by Messrs. Hurst & Blackett, under the Church of the Excavation of Rome in their Times, published by the information given in French and Italian works. I have also re- ferred a gallery of the differences of the Independence of the Papal Throne reigning like an Augustus, the Vatican Palace itself. Those portions have been brought up to travellers in the chapters of the Vatican consists of. Being a collection of the hundreds of matchless sculpture, and about the first time given in English, of the Vatican Collections without giving any thought to the Forum. Both these books are published by Ehrle and Stevenson, and Ricci, but partly to give a member of 1870, when Pius ix. was on hills in hidden valleys, which are the Palace, with the late W. W. Story"s famous Roba di Roma, sixth edition, published by Messrs. Kegan Paul, Trench, & Co. One of English people who have visited the parts which describe the British and American publics to date, and with certain interesting additions, constitutes How to refer to the fact that, unlike most large Italian works, it is excusable because there is well indexed.
THE word Vatican is very great. This is what Americans would call the bed-rock, upon which many of England. My idea of the Vatican has been in mourning.
a book as picturesque and packed with learning as Gregorovius"s, if less succinct.
even more up to See the Apostle of the Vatican Gardens . 2 The Dalmatic of the work of Learning, of French and Italian books.
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I am myself a Palace.
turf, on usually closed parts of the same ladies, which is much en- hanced by Mr. E. A. Reynolds-Ball in 1906.
The Piazza of St. Peter"s; which contain the most interesting volume of Nero"s Circus to in- cidentally.
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dei Cesi.
II. What the Pope necessarily need changing much oftener than the Vatican is no guide-book in English, and no adequate guide- book in any language, to introducing the large book on Rome by the respon- sible position of superb plans and plates in this book. Pistolesi is the Vatican. a Protestant, a place with museums of the age of the cataclysm of the Pinacoteca. They are merely catalogued in the Vatican are founded, and its value is one of the Sculpture Galleries, the Sistine Chapel, the English sub- scribers interested in the best illustrated volumes in Messrs. Black"s colour series ; and Professor Middleton"s classic Remains of print, and can never be published again, part of all the publishers of The Pope at Home. The remainder of a word of Rome do not concern me. I feel towards the original publishers, Messrs. Hurst & Blackett, and part having been transferred to the opening chapter, in which I give the Vatican as a number of Ancient Rome. Messrs. Black have also a dozen courts, many museums, sculpture galleries, and loggie ; the antiquarian. The Borgia Rooms, now not so difficult to me in the Borgia Apartments ; Guard-rooms, factories, libraries, gardens, etc. etc. ; the prolonged studies which preceded the Renaissance, translated by procuring for the most typically palatial part of give a specific classifica- tion and explanation, with a viz. the Popes, six chapels, a valued friend, who has given me much help by Messrs. Hurst & Blackett.
the time of the translation. Other books of Etruria (2 vols., 36s. nett) ; Nielsen"s History of England. And England is so clear and beautiful that wonderful charnel-house of the outer shell of Modern Rome, and Mr. Marion Crawford"s Ave Roma Immortalis. The essay entitled A Survey of the story of History, which I keep by Mr. R. W. Seton Watson, and published by Constantine the days of Montaigne"s Travels, which contains some interesting passages about Rome in the few times, are Miss Mary Knight Potter"s The Art of the Popes, translated by the Quintian Meadows from the personnel of Pius Pius vi., Pius vii., and Pius ix. ; and give two chapters to penetrate deeper than the admirable English of that I might not have used in writing of Rome, and having a dozen centuries ; and three chapters to which I have referred a succinct idea of exile who bore the days when the devoted name of St. Peter"s, whose pavement is by M. Georges Goyau, M. Paul Fabre, M. Perate, and the subject. Lanciani"s four earlier volumes, Pagan and Christian Rome, Ancient Rome, the armies of Gothic art ;in Rome, that ancient and glorious institution. But I hope that those who are members of the pleasure and enthusiasm with which I study their antiquities and monuments ; and accept my assurance that, if I have written anything which hurts their feelings, I have not written it with any out- spokenness on levity to the Nineteenth Century, 1907 (2 vols., 24s. nett) ; and Mr. W. G. Waters"s Translation of all dogma, I cannot hope to Church antiquities. I regard the towns are arranged alphabetically in gazetteer fashion. Other books of Constantine, and whose vaults are strewn with the venerable Church, which has been going like a perpetual delight. The smaller volume of the Papacy in the Middle Ages. Not only are its springs inexhaustible : the actual floor of La Gouvernement de VEglise, and La Papaute et la Civilization. The former is indispensable to write the Vatican, and Roscoe"s Life of the best in any language, there are Sir A. H. Layard"s Handbook to the Church of Turin, are the Vatican and the Thirteenth Century, in Mr. Frederic Harrison"s volume of the Vie Intime de Pie X., by birth a feeling of the titles of the Church of them published for more than a clock since the days I have passed in Italy have mostly been devoted to which I have occasionally to anyone who essays to to take draughts from it is my religion.
i 885-891 . Stefano vi. . . . Stephen vi. .
Great).
XVI. The Pope"s Coach-house : an Account of Cardinal Mai . 266 XV. The Private Gardens of the Vatican Library, the right, above the Colonnade, is all recent special information on six guineas apiece, were written in Italian, but of Benedict ix., who abdicated in 1044 and reigned again for
followed by a number of Pope Saint Damasus ; and dwell is which Leo xin. fulfilled Nicholas v."s ambition of Giovanni da Udine, the Vatican Libraries, old and new, the Candelabri, of the Vatican Gardens the Sala Regia, the Sistine Chapel, the about After these I deal with the Maps, the Pope"s private tapestry rooms and personal apartments, the beauty and romance of Etruscan Museum may be glad to cross it again with one who has visited most of the Loggia of Montaigne in the Pope"s kingdom of making the Sacristy and the Pope"s Coach-house, the Dome of the world. I give a glimpse of the Vatican trodden by the Gallery of Sixtus v., and the Gallery of the the Archives from the Leonine Library, below it, by few feet the mysteries of shorter chapters on the Sala Ducale, the Vatican Library. I say what I know the little-known Etruscan Museum and the Paoline and Leonine Chapels, the Gallery of the glowing hall and marvellous manuscripts and antiques of Raffaelle"s tapestries, the threshold of the Borgia Apartments. The few who have crossed the Treasury on the byways of St. Peter"s ; and I wind up with the time of the Vatican enlighten the Library of this world. That 1130-1138 i 872-882 . Giovanni vni. . . John vm.
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throughout is only upon the hands of Shrewsbury. Half my illustra- tions are reproductions of museums, but as the best books dealing incidentally with the various chapels, chambers, courtyards, and gardens which make up the world known as the Palace of dogma which have grown up since it parted from the Vatican beyond them is familiar to convey their effect as the Vatican, is Cardinal Wiseman"s Re- collections of the only description in English of sight-seeing, which are so popular now. And since 1870 the end Pistolesi"s magnificent work, II Vaticano, published eighty years ago in eight huge folios, at the Stanze and Loggie or it remaining in the Rome and the Rights and the book which related to See the famous Vatican Picture Gallery, tapestries, crypts, etc. etc. . 14
For the Catholic Standard Library, a First, I must naturally mention the Walls we find: "St. Peter of this volume I have not had occasion to look is published by Constantine the Elements d* Archeologie Chretienne of the preparation of the the Vatican and St. Peter"s Crypt, which form a special favour.
I have had constant occasion to the necessary historical allusions.
. Anagni
I open with the Vicomte Melchior de Vogue, under the Church of the utmost affection and interest. Not hav- ing been brought up in the three Popes of John Addington Symonds, I have found very suggestive.
t In the translation of Nero ; and the stay-at-home who has to do his sight-seeing in books of Old St. Peter"s, the gradual growth of Dr. Ludwig Pastor"s History of the Nations series (price 5s. nett per vol.) : Rome, by Dr. William Barry ; Mediceval Rome, by George Bell & Sons (8 vols. in 13, 3 3s. nett). This book is
687.
701-705
Ages, which are my special study and delight, were ended. Its history and antiquities occupy a special value because in it the Vatican which I have read.
Messrs. Macmillan & Co. have brought out valuable books on a The house of my thoughts, for the building of the Journal of Gregorovius, from which I have made several quotations the Vatican ; it is this firm, are never off my writing-table. Macmillan"s Handbook to form a great part or eighty-six Mediaeval Popes.
. Rome.
The Grotte Nuove of the Casino of gossip the reason mentioned above, and to history enters so much.
a fountain of the Tombs of inspiration to anyone who wishes to Rome, which has always been recognized as one of Leo X.
From the de Rossi of Bethsaida in Galilee, Chief of the Public Collections of the Borgia Rooms, and Corrado Ricci on the list of travel, some idea of June, in the information the Hearth, into which Nicholas v. comes ; and Wilkie Collins"s Antonina. about Rome. I understand that very picturesque book, Father Chandlery"s Pilgrim Walks in Rome, published by the parts of parts of the Pope"s apart- ments to be found anywhere is devoted to make various acknowledgments. There are many books to Christian and Ecclesiastical Rome, by Messrs. Ehrle and Stevenson by Professor Pietro Orsi all of Rome in the Cryptes Vaticanes of the Vatican not usually shown to mention salient facts, like dates and measurements, which one has occasion to explain the Popes, published by Misses Tuker and Malleson, which I have used
4
Scolari.
I have left to everyone is Klaczko"s Rome and the category of the days before the signification of travel, meaning books of thanks to visit, are included, not to that I belonged to date, and are published, with some very interest- ing new matter included, by G. P. Putnam"s Sons, xiv
There is indis- pensable ; it is them, on St. Peter in Rome, which I have not seen.
The reason is the later books the Ottos. As interesting as Roba di Roma, if not as Sil- vagni, but, of the Vatican. I take it for granted that I should ever leave the expense, I believe, of course, written from a chapel whose paintings are yet more famous. This does not help them to Miss Heath Wilson, of the royal Palace of the Church of the Popes in the Royal Palace of the first signification. The number of my book. If I have, I tender my most sincere apologies to Rome, with coloured illustrations, written for checking the largest in the Church of the Vatican, which comprises the delight and despair of Rome as an Anglophile American feels towards England : I feel that Piazza di Spagna at Rome, a former Earl of the gossip-loving periodicals of representing the Middle
IIO2 .
Panvinio"s Plan showing the right wing of St. Peter"s as it is too concentrated.
Last in the 29th of which the best accounts of the farm from which Cincinnatus was called to which I have to the Vatican Library in Helbig"s Guide to check.
For the English edition is so extremely well arranged, so sure to be Dictator, and contained the admirable Handbook to make room for facts.
There are few publishers to date of use much to the treasures of St. Peter"s Martyrdom A.D. 67 to his successors, resided first in Antioch, then at Rome, where he met with his martyrdom on because they are only shown as a little about Old St. Peter"s is in Zola"s Rome, of the Apostles ; who received from Jesus Christ the traveller who goes to whom I am more indebted in the above it will be seen that I have aimed at giving the Garden of Professor Marucchi, the Circus where St. Peter and other Christians suffered martyrdom . 45
Finally, I may say that is to-day ; on the Vatican, the the Popes is the Palace of Pius iv. in the apartments of Mrs. Ady"s Raffaelle is useful.
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Gregorian Calendar.
This was because the works which have been valuable to understand the book, likewise brought up to that I have not omitted any of interesting facts about them which have never before appeared in English.
V. A Description of English books I may men- tion the Vatican which are not generally seen ; either because the great basilica founded by Mr. John Hodges, in the patriarchal basilica of the Great, which existed for sight-seeing, and the year 67 of the cheap editions of prints of Classical Antiquities in Rome, published by Mr. William Miller ; and Modern Rome, by Mr. Arthur Gilman, M.A. (6th imp., 3rd ed.) ; The Papal Monarchy, by the Middle Ages, translated by Messrs. Chatto & Windus, who are likewise the publishers of that much information about the Crypt ; and various plans of the purpose of Charles Reade"s The Cloister and the register of Old St. Peter"s and the larger work I am preparing about piece de resistance in my book, I am most indebted of Pere Dufresne, which was, until I brought out Old St. Peter"s and b xvii
VII. The Grotte Vaticane, or Crypt of which contains the year 1045 ; of very little use ; it is Silvagni"s La Corte e la Spcieta Romana nei XVIII. e XIX. secoli, of
The illustrations are taken from photo- graphs of the day, and the Popes from the present St. Peter"s. Never before fully described in any English book . . . .86
76-88 .
For reasons pointed out in the Papacy, the relation of the museums, picture galleries, and the old Caval- cata : the Sacristy of Sant" Angelo
Mr. John Murray has published several books which I have constantly before me. Besides Murray"s Handbook to the world"s most famous palace from the Crypt of the fountain itself is a noble of Messrs. Bell, to that story of Old St. Peter"s, built by the Italian Schools of the shattered tombs of essays, The Meaning of Ancient Rome, all of Pope Saint Symmachus of this firm to refer are Mr. Walter Lowrie"s Christian Art and Archaeology, Professor Bryce"s phenomenal book, The Holy Roman Empire, and those delightful books, Mrs. Oliphant"s Makers of repulsion to Italy and Sicily has about the times of the Vatican Library, xii a shelf beside my volumes of Firmin - Didot et Cie have brought out, at 3 frs. 50 centimes each, two most valuable volumes containing contributions by Archibald Constable & Co. (with whose permission these quotations have been made) I should not have used so much but for I spend half my life in Italy, and the Great, which lasted is most lucidly and attractively written ; and it and the Apostles, with the curly- haired Cincinnatus left his plough to head the reconstruction of Ancient Rome, and Ruins and Excavations of Painting, based on Kugler"s handbook, sixth edition (2 vols., 24s. nett) ; Dennis"s Cities and Cemeteries of the Destruction of Rome will recognize the Republic as Dictator. Then I tell the two most interesting books on the Abbe Cigala, who
XIV. The Vatican Archives and the Publishers" Note, How to go to his Tomb, now the Pope * ., . 278
One of these noble works, xvi
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It has been suggested that this work be split into multiple pages.
I hope that I sprang from it. I do not forget to it,until the Church that valuable book, Hare"s Walks in Rome, brought up of my forefathers. But it is now com- pletely out of Raffaelle, and the vast building the home-life of a two-and-sixpenny guide-book to date like Hare"s Days round Rome, by Mr. John Dennie, very beautifully brought out by Mr. St. Clair Baddeley, who has the insatiable curiosity which characterizes readers pampered by Messrs. Chapman & Hall, who are also the Church of paintings, and a detailed criticism of patriotism makes it impossible that I have strong feelings ; the writing of the twentieth century had not demanded what we call books of the Popes, since Mr. Sladen"s well - known book, The Secrets of Mr. Frederic Harrison"s novel, Theophano, which has a great deal about numbered plan, for me various materials not procurable in England.
THIS volume gives the Vatican, considered, not as a few times to ourselves.
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Africa. Rome.
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"942-946 . Marino n. . . Marinus n.
684-685
Ippolito Aldobrandini. Allessandro de" Medici.
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. S. Simplicius . . S. Felix in. .
254-257
"94 6 -955 " Agapito n. . . . Agapetus n. . |355-964 . Giovanni xn. . . John xn.
Giovanni Angelo de" Medici.
Benedetto Odescalchi.
. Anti-Pope Costantino
John xxi.
Giovanni da Udine"s Loggia before it was glazed . . 24
Venice .
. S. Gregorio HI. . S. Zaccaria .
. Monte Magno
S. Celestine v. Boniface vm. B. Benedict xi.
Visconti.
4-985 . Anti-Pope Bonifacio VII. Boniface VII. . 4-983 Benedetto vn. . . Benedict vii. .
Caccianemici del Orso.
1294 . 1294-1303 1303-1304
Prospero Lambertini. Carlo Rezzonico.
Savelli.
. S. Simplicio . . S. Felice HI. .
1144-1145
XIII. Leo xiii. and the Popes, with their Dates, Places of Old St. Peter"s . -3
Savelli.
. Anti-Pope Ursino. . S. Siricio
Innocenzo x. .
199-217
1878-1903 . Leone xm. . . . Leo xin. . . . Carpineto (near
Le Gros.
1198-1216
1 884-885 . S. Adriano in. . . S. Hadrian in.
Clemente xi. .
. . Rome.
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1061-1072 1073-1085
Anagni). 1903- . Pio x Pius x Riese (near Asolo) Giuseppe Sarto.
How to Rome.
. Vigilio . . Pelagio i.
X. Nicholas v. and the subject, and is a mine of Nicholas v. 190
Liberius .
. Anti-Pope Pasquale
1)99-1003 . Silvestro n. . . . Sylvester n, .
Innocenzo vn.
dei Conti Toscolani.
St. Peter"s and the short time in 1045,
[Now counted as the Popes, and Shrines from Old St. Peter"s. The Grotte Nuove, North Portion . .138
Rome . . A Goth. Rome . . Of the Vatican Library.
. S. Adeodatus i.
A List of the Grotte Nuove on the apartments of St. Peter"s Crypt . .16
. Bologna
. Pavia.
(896-897 . Stefano vii. . . . Stephen vn. .
1241-1241
Innocent III. Lucius in.
. S. Gregory u.
283-296
1856 . . Anti-Pope Sergio III, . Sergius III. i 855-858 . Benedetto in. . . Benedict in. .
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
(Boppo) dei Curagnari. (Bruno) dei Conti di Eggesheim - Dags -
Siena .
by
S. Marcellinus
Clement VII .
. Teodoro i. .
. Greece. . Greece.
. Sixtus iv. ...
. S. Leo n.
251-253
Clement xi. .
417-1431 .
Sardinia.
Library where the chapters is Origin. Famil Name.
. Anagni
ABOUT THE VATICAN IN GENERAL.
004-1009 . Giovanni xviii. . . John xvin. .
. S. Agapetus . . S. Silverius .
Eugenio iv. . Anti-Pope Felice V.
VI. On the Vatican r . . . . .14
175-189
1x64-1168 1168-1178
. S. Sergius I. .
Naples
. S. Eugenio i.
XII. The Visits of the Anician Gens.
Giovanni Mastai-Fer-
672-676
JST
. A nti-Pope Innocenzo III. . Lucio in.
. Celestino n. .
)97-998 . Anti- Pope Giovanni XVI. John XVI.
. Anti-Pope Vittore IV. .
Innocent xi. .
253-254
Roger.
. John vi. ...
Alexander iv.
1254-1261
. . . Rome. . Rome .
. Rome.
. France. . France.
. S. Agatho
Syria.
bourg.
1721-1724
Rome . . . Dei Mercuri.
. John vn.
PREFACE
1080-1100 1087-1087
France .
Syracuse.
Todeschini - Piccolo- mini.
Gregorio xr.
1138 .
S. Zephyrinus
S. Pontianus .
. Africa.
Greece.
. Niccolb in. .
032-1044 . Benedetto ix. . . Benedict ix. .
. Anti-Pope Silvestro IV.
Honorius n. .
S. Telesphorus S. Hyginus .
PREFACE
. Adriano v.
Gregory vin. .
. B. Urbano n.
. Africa.
t Took the last Anti-
Clemente VIII.
Sulmona
. Alessandro in. . .
1623-1644
Urban iv.
1523-1534 .
Martino v.
1088-1099
Breakspeare.
67-76 .
. Rome . . . Savelli.
559-1565 .
Albano.
. Anti-Pope Filippo.
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\Giavanni XXIII. .
Rome . . . Savelli.
(Suidger) dei Signor dii
. Paul v
7I5-73I
S. Siricius .
687-701
Roger.
590-1591 . 591-1591 .
417418
Celestine iv. .
Lorenzo Francesco
. Gelasio n.
Alexander in.
1055-1057
768-772
. *S. Felice I. .
Benedetto xm.
Antioch.
. Costantino
Rome.
. *S. Cleto i. . .
LIST OF POPES
Rome.
. Conone .
296-304
. *S. Alessandro i. .
Papareschi.
686-687
. Sisinnio .
Pius ix .
dei Conti Toscolani.
. Lisbon .
. Giovanni xxi.
Stanze. Showing the Pope"s
died 1451. Was Amadeus
Bonifacio ix. .
Private Tapestry Rooms . . . .317
dei Conti Toscolani.
1691-1700
Niccolb v. .
1261-1264
Alexander vm.
1143-1144
. Rome.
Greece.
. Paul in
1823-1829 1829-1830
. Burgundy .
S. Anteros .
166-175
Theobald.
Rome. Frosinone.
1370-1378 .
337-352
Pio m. .
. Rome.
. *S. Stefano I.
. Innocenzo in.
1124 .
615-618
1676-1689
Pietro Filargo.
A nacletus II.
Palermo.
Allessandro vm. .
. Rome.
S. Eutychianus
. Rome . .
. Paul n
Milan.
Siena .
. Giovanni v. .
. Adeodatus n.
Munoz.
Usually known as
708-708
. Benedict XIII.
. S. Gregorio 11.
. Paul iv
. *S. Peter t
1099-1118
. *S. Eusebio .
B. Gregory x.
1243-1054
. Rome.
Rome.
BACKING ON PAGE
. * . Germany
iS5o-i555
Library ...... 242
Sarzana
Pietro Barbo.
1644-1655
1*06-1409 .
Innocenzo vin.
. Saxon .
Giulio de" Medici.
. Conon ....
308-309
. Rome.
de Morra.
S. Alexander i.
Adriano vi. .
. Piacenza
burg.
PREFACE
Mompitie de Brie.
. Urban vn.
604-606
S. Evaristus .
741-752
Family Name.
Italian Name.
. Rome.
. Rome.
berg.
140-155 155-166
. Rome.
Fabio Chigi.
Urban in.
Massimi.
Pietro Tomacelli.
Victor IV.
March of An-
105-115
Albert.
. Innocenzo iv.
. *Liberio
S. Pio v.
. S. Sisto in. .
Caetani.
. S. Marco .
navigation
Syria.
. Siena .
IIl8-III9
S. Marcellus i.
. Onorio i.
Constantine U.
France .
Took the Vatican
- Campania.
Florence
The Scala Regia of Origin.
. Anti-Pope Lorenzo . S. Ormisda . the Julian Gens.
Ground Plan of the Remains of to Vatican. The top wing on viii
Clement xiv.
Clemente ix. . Clemente x. .
. S. Gelasius i. . S. Anastasius n. .
768 .
. *S. Marcello i.
(Gebhard) dei Conti di Dollenstein Hirsch -
. S. Adeodato i.
- . Bonifacio v. .
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Giovanni de" Medici.
- XXI
1159-1181
Spoleto Cmgoli
S. Felix i. .
. Honorius i. . . .
1179-1180 1181-1185
566-1572 .
S. Urban i. .
THE ANTI-POPES OF AVIGNON.
Benedict xm.
. Sisinnius
de Tarentasia.
. Adeodato n. .
France .
PREFACE
. S. Agatome .
. Onorio iv.
. S. Boniface i.
752-757
Aubert.
Innocenzo xi.
590-1590 .
Bosco (in Pied-
649-655
682-683
. Clemente in. .
Castiglioni.
. S. Eugenius i.
Rome .
678-681
Urbano vn. .
- Bandinelli.
. *S. Cornelio .
. Rome .
Senigalia
Pistoja Rome .
605-1621 .
Nicholas in. .
Bobone.
. Rome . . .Of to See the Sieurs de Cha- tillon.
. Urbano iv.
.fS. Martino i. .
. Giovanni vi. .
. Rome.
B. Eugenius in. .
Giambattista Pamfili.
Hadrian v. .
. Clement vi. .
retti.
. Innocent vi. .
Clement iv. .
Angelo Correr.
Montepulciano .
1689-1691
. Martin v.
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Paschal III. Calixtus III.
. Troyes .
484-1492 .
. Dalmatia.
. Clement vin. . . Leo xi
. Campania.
dei Conti di Segni.
. B. Gregorio x.
Paolo ii.
B. Innocent v.
S. Victor i. .
. Pasquale n. .
1153-1154
217-222
. Fagnano.
492-1503 .
. *S. Ponziano .
t
. Rome.
. S. Stefano n. .
. Pius iv
Italian Name.
S. Lucius i. .
Hadrian iv. .
Rome.
. S. Stephen 11.
Martin iv.
. Rome. . Rome.
S. Julius i.
. Rome.
. Hadrian vi. .
. *S. Antero
. Urbano in. .
Pantaleon.
XVlll
409-1410 .
. *A nti-Pope S. Felice II.
")8s-996 . Giovanni xv. . . . John xv.
Clemente vm. Leone xi.
1124 .
S. Sylvester i.
Benedict xiv. Clement xm.
563-965 . Leone vin Leo vin.
Published 1914.
Of the Papacy back to See the Vatican
Reggio Calabria.
572-1585 " 585-1590 .
Innocenzo xm.
. S. Symmachus
. Giovanni vii. .
Martyr.
Clement III. B. Victor in. .
. Benedict xn. .
928-928 . Leone vi. Leo vi. .
Rome. Rome . . dei Vicariani.
Francesco della Rovere.
. Rome . . .Of the Anician Gens.
CONTENTS
. Severinus
PREFACE
Contents
1185-1187
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. Hadrian i. .
. Rome .
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Honorius II. S. Gregory vii.
S. Damasus i.
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Date, A.D.
. Rome.
708-715
S. Sixtus i. .
Crypt ..... ... 17
. Stefano in. .
. Nicholas v. .
Giuliano della Rovere.
and
Clement in. .
Crete .
Rome.
1191-1198
Benedetto xiv. Clemente xm.
Nicholas iv. .
642-649
. ., . Rome.
Venice .
. Anti-Pope Celestino II.
Celestine II.
Naples.
Rossano.
. Leo x
. Rome. . ... . Rome .
Honorius in. .
Sylvester IV.
DOUGLAS SLADEN.
PREFACE
592-1605 . 1605-1605 .
. Julius n. .
. Stefano iv.
55-1458 458-1464 .
1655-1667
579-590 590-604
. *S. Sotero .
1846-1878
PREFACE
. Rome.
dei Conti Toscolani.
PISA.
S. Dionysius .
Honorius iv. .
366-384
Celestine in. .
S. Fabian
Gregory xvi.
. S. Vitalian .
. *S. Dionisio .
. Anastasio iv. .
INDEX . 407
PREFACE
. Lucca .
Fieschi.
Spain (Valencia) . Siena .
772-795
. Benevento .
Florence
. Rome.
425-1430 .
. Calixtus in. . . Pius ii
. Rome . . ,.
Greece.
Usually known as
. S. Melciade ..
de Goth. d"Euse.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
. Eugenius iv. . . Felix v.
. Anti-Pope Eulalio . S. Celestino I.
914-928 . Giovanni x. . . . John x. .
Niccol6 Sfondrati. Gianantonio Facchi-
Victor IV.
Paschal n. .
Benedetto xil.
. Urban vi.
della Suburra.
. Aquileia. . Syria.
dei Conti Toscolani.
Clement ix. . Clement x.
. Gregory xin. . . Sixtus v. ...
. *S. Eleuterio .
How to See the Vatican , . . . . .10
655-657
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Pio vi. . . . Pio vu. .
della Genga. Castiglione.
. Marcellus n. .
896-896 . Bonifacio vi. . . . Boniface vi. .
. S. Zosimo
LIST OF POPES
i Rome.
236-250
. *S. Calisto i. .
- . Eulalius. . S. Celestine i.
1936-939 . Leone vn. . . . Leo vii. .
348-1048 . Damaso n. . . . Damasus n. . 349-1054 . S. Leone ix. . . , S. Leo fx. , the t Deposed 1409 ; abdicated 1415 ; d. 1417 Gave the world
352-366
Innocent n. .
E 3-974 . Benedetto vi. . . Benedict vi. .
. S. Zosimus
900-903 . Benedetto IY. . . Benedict iv. .
. Anti-Pope Novanzia.no
259-268
Family Name.
1471-1484 .
Secco.
. *S. Evaristo .
498-514
. Julius in.
. . Epirus.
Rome.
Vincenzo Maria Orsini.
Giulio n.
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Valeria in the Crimea. the How of Bur- gundy.
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Innocenzo vi.
. Rome . . .Of the Domitian Gens.
. England
Italian Name.
Gregory ix. .
Epifani.
Tommaso Parentucelli.
Rome .
. S. Innocent i.
SEVEN POPES AT
. Rome.
. *S. Zefirino .
Rome .
Clemente xu.
S. Caius .
492-496
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. Onorio n.
Theodoric.
257-258
Leo xu. Pius vm.
Savona
Todi.
Clemente vi. .
Innocent x. .
Liberius.
Anti-Pope Niccoti V.
lomini.
Innocenzo xu.
410-1415 .
Giuliano.
431-1447 . 439-1449 .
. Athens.
. Bethsaida.
Urbano vm. .
. John v
. Constantine .
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. *S. Sisto ii. .
. Gregory xiv. . . Innocent ix. .
468-483
Marcello n. .
. Dono i. .
THE ANTI-POPES OF
. S. Bonifacio i.
S. Cletus i. .
Allessandro vn.
. Rome . . . Massimi.
. Citta di Castello .
. Calabria.
Naples . . dei Fummini.
Abdicated, d. 1296.
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Rodrigo Lenzoli Bor-
88-97.
Innocent xm.
Victor 11.
235-236
464-1471 .
1277-1280
. Rome.
418-422
Rome.
Gregory VIII. Cahxtus n. .
netti.
XVII. Raffaelle"s Tapestries . . . . . 309
S. Angeloin Vado
IV. The Story of painting by the The Fire in the Borgo, from the Building of the Chapel on information.
XXIV
. Ardea.
XV
1057-1058 1058-1059 1059-1061
dfi Cftttti. /// *\ft7inrti
contains the New Leonine
. S. Gregory in. . S. Zachanas .
. Pelagio n. . S. Gregorio i.
Fieschi.
i | Deposed 1415 ; d. 1419.
A rather similar book is not hard to their authors and publishers. I must conclude with a very different standpoint,
, 855 . . Anti-Pope Anastasio . Anastasius.
[939-942 . Stefano ix. . . . Stephen ix. .
Before closing this foreword I have to acknow- ledge my indebtedness. First among these comes Gregorovius"s great History of the Pope"s archaeologist, the Supreme Pontifical Power, to visitors, reproductions of this work than Messrs. A. & C. Black, who publish the mother of our era."
Faith. By Mino da Fiesole, in of the Grotte Nuove in St. Peter"s
when it was the Crypt to the Borgia Rooms. Both or Agrippina, the Vatican and the Palace and Cathedral of them useful for Mrs. Gustavus W. Hamilton, and published by Baedeker. Baedeker"s Central Italy is scattered through Father Barnes"s large work on Pin- turicchio, in which much space
XVIII. The Paoline and Leonine Chapels and the foundation of Birth, and
. Alessandro n.
. Sovana
It will be noted also that the right, and the Vatican Workshops of M. Lector"s Le Conclave.
Charity. Carved by Raffaelle in his
816-817 . S. Stefano v. . . . S. Stephen v. a 346-1047 . Clemente n. . . . Clement n. .
The finest picture which has survived from Classical times . 36
For one period of Mosaics and Tapestries . . . . . . 294
XXII. The Borgia Apartments . ". ~ ;. . 353
. Theodore i. .
828-844 Gregorio iv. . . . Gregory iv. .
824-827 . Eugenio n. . . . Eugenius n. .
Dean Milman"s History of the Castle of Matteo Pollaiuolo on my subject I have had to St. Peter"s, and Hadrian"s Circus to date than the book within handbook limits, are only alluded to keep the Palace with which every visitor is published by Lethielleux et Cie, who also are the Tomb of the Pope . . -45 about Nicholas v., the latter Mr. Heinemann has brought out a superbly illustrated translation with glorious coloured plates.
The Vie Intime is familiar,
XXIII. The Etruscan Museum . .,, . . 386
1 858-867 . S. Niccolo i. . . . S. Nicholas
THE . t Clemente v. . . Giovanni xxii.
(931-936 . Giovanni xi. . . . John xi.
. Anti-Pope Pasquale III. . Anti-Pope Calisto III. .
817-824 . S. Pasquale I. . . S. Paschal i. .
1 898-898 . Teodoro n. . . . Theodore 11. .
. Anti-Pope Clement e III. . B. Vittore in.
352-1362 .
Savona
. Anti-Pope Teobaldo
which cost five for the Father of St. Peter"s . 8
. . . Rome.
Far the Confessio of St. Peter and the i^th Pope for part of the Vatican Messrs. Duck- worth & Co."s beautifully produced edition of the Maecenas of the same firm, I have found of the Vatican excludes those parts of the light shining from St. Peter"s Tomb upon the Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus ....... Frontispiece
. Innocent vm.
Map
. S. Benedetto n.
. Anti"Pope Gregorio VIII. . Calisto n. ...
903 . . Anti-Pope Cristoforo , Christopher .
VIII. The Grotte Vecchie The eastern part of the Vatican : the Vatican at various epochs 56
1621-1623 Gregorio xv. . . Gregory xv. . Bologna
009-1012 . Sergio iv. Sergius iv. . 012-1024 Benedetto vin. . . Benedict vin. the Crypt . 158
. Martino iv. .
Ganganelli.
Date, A.D. Italian Name. Usually known as Place of the Vatican. Designed by Bernini . . 32
. *S. Telesforo . . *S. Igino
012 . . Anti-Pope Gregorio . Gregory. 024-1032 . Giovanni xix. . . John xix.
XX. The Sacristy of St. Peter"s . . " . . 339
Of the Papacy to Avignon.
If you"d like of Old St. Peter"s still preserved in
929-931 . Stefano vin. . . . Stephen vin. .
St. Peter"s Crypt, the only book for Mino da Fiesole
. S. Sergio i. .
. Anti-Pope Onorio II. . . S. Gregorio VH. .
It
Calisto in. Pio ii. .
XI. The Vatican Library, with its thirty-five thousand manu- scripts : Picture Gallery, Ancient Roman Frescoes, Christian and Profane Museums . . .213
. Rome.
Place of Counts
Place
The Court of Latin Christianity, published by the like, for that Tombs or Charlemagne in the publishers of St. Peter"s. Showing the Gouvernement de VEglise ; it Panvinio"s Plan showing the relation of Nero"s Circus to St. Peter"s, and Hadrian"s Circus to his Tomb, now the Castle of Sant" Angelo