[29] Orano, p. 6; McCrie, pp. 169–70. [↑]
[30] McCrie, p. 212; Orano, p. 33. [↑]
[31] Orano, pp. 15–16. McCrie, p. 165, says he was strangled; but the official record is “fu mozza la testa.” [↑]
[32] Orano, p. 22. As to Carnesecchi’s career see McCrie, pp. 173–79; and Babington’s ed. of Paleario, 1855, Introd. pp. lxv-lxvi. [↑]
[33] McCrie, p. 164. See Trechsel, Lelio Sozzini, p. 35, as to Baldo Lupetino. [↑]
[34] As to whom see McCrie, pp. 81–84, 179–82, and the copious Life and Times of Aonio Paleario, by M. Young. 2 vols. 1860. [↑]
[35] Marini, Galileo e l’Inquisizione, Roma, 1850, p. 37, note. [↑]
[36] Babington’s ed. p. 46 sq. [↑]
[37] It was afterwards unearthed, however; and Babington’s ed. (1855) is an almost facsimile reprint, with old French and English versions. [↑]