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Lorenzo de' Medici, the Magnificent (vol. 1 of 2)

Note 147 — Chapter III

Robert Harrison translation

The most abundant material for the history of the war and peace of 1467-68 is afforded by Fr. Trinchera, Codice Aragonese, i. (Naples 1866), which contains King Ferrante’s correspondence. S. Romanin, Storia di Venezia, b. xi. (vol. iv.) gives the account, having used D. Malipiero’s Annali, Veneti i.

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