Note 1 — Book the First
Reading edition
The epithet Most Eminent (Eminentissimo) was granted to cardinals by the Lord Urban P.P. VIII, 1630. Prior to that, they were styled Most Illustrious (Illustrissimo); or, in the case of the Cardinal-Dean and Cardinal-Nephews, Most Honourable and Most Worshipful (Osservantissimo, Colendissimo).