Book,  Chapter

 1    VII,  IV|       1468 to 1471—Accession of Sixtus IV.—His character—Grief
 2    VII,  IV|      died, and was succeeded by Sixtus IV. previously called Francesco
 3    VII,  IV| cardinal, with the title of St. Sixtus. To Girolamo he gave the
 4    VII,  VI|        of the animosity between Sixtus IV. and Lorenzo de’ Medici —
 5    VII,  VI|   originate that enmity between Sixtus IV. and the Medici afterward
 6    VII,  VI|    Frate Piero, cardinal of St. Sixtus, taken place; who, after
 7    VII,  VI|       would have reason to fear Sixtus if he were allowed to avail
 8    VII,  VI|        minister, the designs of Sixtus proceeded with less promptitude.
 9   VIII,  I |    Medici at Florence—Enmity of Sixtus IV. toward Florence—Differences
10   VIII,  VI|         her archbishop—Death of Sixtus IV.— Innocent VIII. elected—