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"Hi in amplissimo ordine, seposita prærogativa partis armatæ, facile post purpuratum principem principes erant." "Sed si forte placet veteres sopire querelas Anthemium concede mihi; sit partibus istis Augustus longumque Leo; mea jura gubernet Quem petii." Carmen, ii. Reumont, i. 700.
So mean and narrow was the spirit of Italian policy that no one accounted it unpatriotic or dishonorable for Florence to suck the very life out of Pisa, or for Venice to strangle a competitor so dangerous as Genoa. See the instructions furnished to Averardo dei Medici, quoted by Von Reumont in his Life of Lorenzo, vol. ii. p. 122, German edition.
Villari, after sifting the evidence, arrives at the conclusion that we may believe Burlamacchi. The Baron Reumont, in his recent Life of Lorenzo, vol. ii. p. 590, gives some solid reasons for accepting this conclusion with caution, and Gino Capponi expresses a distinct disbelief in Burlamacchi's narration.
Translated from Hergenröther's K.G., i., pp. 345-351, from p. 232, above, "at this point Justinian sought," &c., with reference also to the life of Photius. Hergenröther, Photius, i. 174; Rump, K.G., ix. 283. See Reumont, ii. 58-62; Gregorovius, i. 453-9. Reumont, 60. Gregorovius, 455. Ibid., 456. Reumont, 61. Gregorovius, 450-2. See vol. v. 281. Constitutio, lxxxii. 667.
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