Chapter

 1 2,1 |     Corvinus, King of Hungary, by Ferdinand, King of Aragon and Sicily,
 2 2,1 |         Aragon and Sicily, and by Ferdinand, King of Naples. ~On his
 3 2,1 |     ducats. ~So much for Turkey. ~Ferdinand and Isabella were reigning
 4 2,3 |           in the hands of the old Ferdinand, whose birth was not only
 5 2,3 |        VIII maintaining later on. Ferdinand had neither the courage
 6 2,3 |            Thus, one may see that Ferdinand judged Alexander VI with
 7 2,3 |        Isabella, daughter of King Ferdinand of Naples. ~As to Ludovico,
 8 3,1 |        and took the name of Count Ferdinand of Castile. The Cardinal
 9 3,3 |          by their virtues. To rob Ferdinand of Aragon of the kingdom
10 3,4 |         third son; but as the old Ferdinand wanted to make the best
11 3,4 |         Accordingly Alexander and Ferdinand remained in statu quo, equals
12 4,1 |          had already made sure of Ferdinand's promise to conform to
13 4,1 |           the policy of Piero and Ferdinand, he proposed to form a defensive
14 4,1 |          Alexander VI, wounded by Ferdinand's treatment of himself,
15 4,1 |        horse and 6,000 infantry. ~Ferdinand was frightened when he beheld
16 4,1 |        less continued regent. Now Ferdinand definitely proposed to the
17 4,1 |       duchy, resolved to threaten Ferdinand's kingdom. ~Nothing could
18 4,2 |                                 2~Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain, if
19 4,2 |        the 19th of January, 1493, Ferdinand the Catholic and Isabella
20 4,2 |        grant aid to their cousin, Ferdinand of Naples, and never to
21 4,2 |     Alexander beheld the old King Ferdinand returning to his side, and
22 4,2 |          for his eldest son, whom Ferdinand the Catholic had just made
23 4,2 |     accorded by his predecessors. Ferdinand was paying somewhat dearly
24 4,2 |       Caesar was the son of Count Ferdinand of Castile; who was, as
25 4,3 |          Turks instead of against Ferdinand, she would be only too ready
26 4,3 | resolution: this was the death of Ferdinand. The old king had caught
27 4,3 |         chosen as his successor. ~Ferdinand never belied his title of "
28 4,4 |           in the hands of his son Ferdinand, with orders to scour the
29 4,5 |         with Maximilian, and with Ferdinand the Catholic. Giuliano della
30 4,5 |           nor against her brother Ferdinand. At sight of her, Sforza
31 5,1 |           treaty of alliance with Ferdinand of Naples; that accordingly
32 5,4 |      Alexander accordingly warned Ferdinand to quit Rome as soon as
33 5,4 |          own personal safety. But Ferdinand refused to listen to a word,
34 5,7 |         of his kingdom to his son Ferdinand. Thus everything went well
35 5,8 |   concession made to him. Lastly, Ferdinand and Isabella were allies
36 5,8 |          execution. These obliged Ferdinand and Isabella to send a fleet
37 5,8 |    appealed to by Barberigo or by Ferdinand the Catholic. ~This league
38 5,8 |   Federiga, Alfonso's brother and Ferdinand's uncle, who had hitherto
39 6,4 |         his ears. He learned that Ferdinand had crossed from Sicily
40 6,4 |            led, at the command of Ferdinand and Isabella, by the famous
41 6,4 |           involved giving back to Ferdinand II, King of Naples, all
42 6,4 |           his own pontifical seat Ferdinand I, Alfonso I, Charles VIII,
43 6,4 |          Alfonso I, Charles VIII, Ferdinand II, and Frederic. All this
44 6,4 |           during the war, and was Ferdinand II's captive. Alexander
45 8,1 |      imagined to the interests of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain; so
46 8,2 |        Holiness could not avow to Ferdinand and Isabella that, for the
47 8,2 |       claims to a throne to which Ferdinand and Isabella had no right
48 8,3 |          result, and Isabella and Ferdinand could no longer impute to
49 12,2|       signed a secret treaty with Ferdinand the Catholic, who had similar
50 12,2|          of Naples and Jerusalem; Ferdinand reserved for his own share
51 12,2|       supposing all the time that Ferdinand was his good and faithful
52 12,2|       1500, between Louis XII and Ferdinand the Catholic, a treaty which
53 12,2|    arrived at Rome, that his ally Ferdinand had deceived him, and that
54 12,3|         1504. His eldest son, Dan Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, retired
55 12,4|          Duke of Valentinois, Don Ferdinand, acting as proxy for Duke
56 12,4|      midst came Lucrezia, and Don Ferdinand placed on her finger the
57 15,4|     arrested him as a prisoner of Ferdinand the Catholic. Caesar at
58 15,4|            one was his treason to Ferdinand, the other his breach of
59 16,1|     served with honour under King Ferdinand, and therefore, while he
60 16,1|          was as to Gonzalvo's and Ferdinand's breach of faith with him.