[204] Two famous jurisconsults, whose portraits by Raffaele in the Doria Pamfili gallery have preserved their names after their decisions have been forgotten.[*E]
[*E] Bartolo and Baldi are by no means forgotten. They were Perugians, and are often alluded to as notable in the Bollettino per l'Umbria, e.g. "un opinione di Bartolo."
[*205] About a mile to the east of Urbino.
[*206] It was Edward IV., not Henry VII., who only came to the throne in 1485, whereas Federigo was invested with the Order at Grottoferrata in 1474. Cf. supra, [214].
[*207] He lies now in S. Bernardino, beside Duke Guidobaldo.
[208] Vat. Urb. MSS., No. 489, f. 11. Odasio's oration is No. 1233. The Duke's epitaph will be found in the Appendix to Vol. III. His favour for this church has been already alluded to. It was rewarded, in 1470, by a rescript from the general of the order of Minims, granting all the spiritual privileges of that fraternity to him, his consort, and children, including a right to its peculiar funeral services,—fit guerdon for
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[*209] Cf. L'Arte, ann. IX., fasc. i. (Miscellanea).
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Clarus insigni vehitur triumpho, Quem, parem summis ducibus, perhennis Fama virtutum celebrat decenter Sceptra tenentem. Quemodum rebus tenuit secundis, Conjugis magni decorata rerum Laude gestarum, volitat per ora Cuncta virorum. |