Chapter

 1 Pro,2|   Lorenzo, will come your son Piero; poor in money, because
 2 2,3  |     fact, if not by right, to Piero dei Medici, to whom she
 3 2,3  |      the renown of his fetes. Piero dei Medici had at any rate
 4 4,1  |       magnificent projects of Piero dei Medici. That proud youth,
 5 4,1  |      the ear quite as much as Piero counted on his riches to
 6 4,1  |       and the magnificence of Piero dei Medici would never be
 7 4,1  |        at the solicitation of Piero, suddenly drew back. Sforza
 8 4,1  |       and learned that it was Piero's influence that had overmastered
 9 4,1  |       Alexander the policy of Piero and Ferdinand, he proposed
10 4,2  |   that the refusal was due to Piero dei Medici's desire to make
11 4,3  |       next made for Florence. Piero dei Medici received him
12 4,4  |      might take place between Piero dei Medici, the pope, and
13 4,4  |       very coldly received by Piero dei Medici, who was afraid
14 4,4  |   seen through the motives of Piero's coldness, and Alexander
15 4,5  |      was seeking his own ends Piero dei Medici the gratification
16 4,5  |       grave; but the pride of Piero dei Medici came once more
17 5,1  |                             1~PIERO DEI MEDICI had, as we may
18 5,1  |       only promise he made to Piero was that if Bajazet should
19 5,1  |       for him to make use of. Piero dei Medici had not yet taken
20 5,1  | perturbation was evinced that Piero dei Medici, bent on getting
21 5,1  |    presence of Charles VIII. ~Piero dei Medici, in spite of
22 5,1  |    his entrance into Tuscany. Piero dei Medici replied, that,
23 5,1  |      given up to him: to this Piero dei Medici at once consented.
24 5,1  |      Librafatta, and Livorno. Piero saw no more difficulty about
25 5,1  |       sum of 200,000 florins. Piero found it no harder to dispose
26 5,1  |       had insisted on having. Piero obeyed, and the French army,
27 5,1  |      On his arrival at Lucca, Piero dei Medici learnt that his
28 5,1  |       other ambassadors, whom Piero had not even consulted when
29 5,1  |     he took action as he did. Piero considered it necessary
30 5,1  |       quitted the French army Piero returned incognito to his
31 5,2  |       to dispute his passage. Piero dei Medici, amazed by an
32 5,2  |       there his two brothers, Piero and Giuliano. But they,
33 5,2  |       ratifying the treaty of Piero dei Medici, the king replied
34 5,2  |       to be sounded. Hereupon Piero Capponi, secretary to the
35 5,3  |    and of Imola; he knew that Piero dei Medici had handed over
36 5,8  |       of Sforza, the exile of Piero dei Medici, and the defeat
37 11,4 |      archbishop of Strigania; Piero, archbishop of Reggio, governor
38 12,1 |   Regniero della Sassetta and Piero di Gamba Corti, and as soon
39 12,1 |       others. These were that Piero dei Medici, kinsman and
40 12,4 |    and Ramiro Mattei, sons of Piero Mattel, chancellor of the