driana de), captured by the
French, 87, 223.

Orsini, Laura, daughter of the pope, 66;
betrothed to Federico Farnese, 114;
betrothed to Raimondo Farnese, 312.

Orsini, Orsino, 23;
betrothed to Giulia Farnese, 37;
the marriage, 38.

Paniciatus, N. Marius, his poems in honor of Lucretia, 245.

Paul III, 36.

Pazzi conspiracy, the, 14.

Perotto, 177.

Perugino, 100, 133.

Pesaro, history of, 76-79;
description of, 79-86;
captured by Caesar Borgia, 161.

Pesaro, Giovanni of, see Sforza, Giovanni.

Philosophy, study of, during the Renaissance, 29.

Piccolomini, Cardinal, his children, 34;
elected pope, 296.

_Pieta_ of Michael Angelo, 136.

Pinturicchio, 100;
his portrait of Giulia Farnese, 133;
portraits of the Borgias, 134.

Pius II, admonitory letter to Cardinal Borgia, 7.

Pius III, 296.

Poliziano, Angelo, 21.

Pollajuolo, Antonio, sculptor, 134.

Pompilio, Paolo, dedicates his _Syllabica_ to Caesar Borgia, 39, 129.

Pontanus, 125;
his epigrams, 176.

Porcaro, the, adherents of the Borgias, 46;
the brothers, 127.

Posthumus, Guido, see Silvester, Guido Posthumus.

Pozzi, Gianlucca, 185;
description of Lucretia, 213;
letter to Ercole d'Este, 220, 229-232.

Prete, el, his account of Lucretia's wedding, 214-215, 218.

_Principe il_, 100.

Procida, Gasparo de, betrothed to Lucretia, 42;
the contract dissolved, 51, 111.

Pucci, Lorenzo, 66;
letter to his brother, 67.

Pucci, Puccio, 37, 65.

Ravenna, battle of, 332.

Reformation, the, 363.

Renaissance, the, education of women during, 24-33;
immorality during, 96-101, 135;
the theater, 97, 251;
traveling, 208;
the dance, 253;
dress, 260.

Renee of France, wife of Ercole II, 362-363;
placed in convent, 365;
dies in France, 365.

Requesenz, 300, 319, 321.

Reuchlin, in Rome, 131.

Romagna, Duke of, see Borgia, Caesar.

Rome, society of, 133;
sack of, 362.

Romolini, Francesco, 40.

Romolini, Raimondo, goes to Rome, 182.

Rovere, Francesco Maria della, secures Pesaro, 331.

Rovere, Giuliano della (see also Julius II), his children, 34;
goes to France to urge Charles VIII to invade Italy, 73, 115, 196;
becomes pope, 298, 314.

Sadoleto, 340.

Sancia of Naples, Donna, gossip concerning, 95;
banished from Rome, 134;