Note 297 — Chapter V

Camillo Porgio’s masterly account, La Congiura dei Baroni del Regno di Napoli contra il Re Ferdinando I. (first printed at Rome in 1565) contains many illustrations and corrections from the Regis Ferdinandi Instructionum Liber (unfortunately not printed complete), and from the two suits against the king’s private secretaries and barons, which were printed in 1487 and 1488 by Ferrante’s command and sent to the foreign courts, and reprinted with notes by Stanislao d’Aloe as an appendix to his edition of Porgio (Naples, 1859).