Farnese: Pomp, Power and Politics in Renaissance Italy |
Contents
II | 7 |
THE HISTORY OF THE FARNESE FAMILY UNTIL 1534 | 23 |
THE FARNESE FAMILY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS | 47 |
The Establishment of the Duchies of Parma and Piacenza | 54 |
Pierluigi in Action | 60 |
Ottavio in Action | 66 |
THE MANIFESTATION AND MAGNIFICENZA OF | 73 |
THE DUCHIES OF PARMA AND PIACENZA | 113 |
STATE AND DUCAL MAGNIFICENZA 15581630 PALACE | 131 |
THE FARNESES AND THE OTHER ITALIAN PRINCELY | 187 |
SUMMING UP AND CONCLUSION | 197 |
THE FARNESE DYNASTY AFTER 1630 | 203 |
NOTE ON THE ILLUSTRATIONS | 215 |
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