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Transcriber's Note
This work was originally published in 1851. Asnoted in the original, footnotes marked by an asterisk were added by the editorof the 1909 edition, from which this e-book was prepared.
Obvious printer errors have been corrected without note.
Certain spelling inconsistencies have been made consistent;for example, variants of Michelangelo's last name have beenchanged to Buonarroti. Archaic spellings in English and Italianhave been retained as they appear in the original.
Full-page illustrations have been moved so as not to break up theflow of the text.
MEMOIRS OF THE
DUKES OF URBINO
ILLUSTRATING THE ARMS, ARTS
& LITERATURE OF ITALY, 1440-1630
BY JAMES DENNISTOUN OF DENNISTOUN
A NEW EDITION WITH NOTES
BY EDWARD HUTTON
& OVER A HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS
IN THREE VOLUMES. VOLUME THREE
LONDON JOHN LANE THE BODLEY HEAD
NEW YORK JOHN LANE COMPANY MCMIX
WILLIAM BRENDON AND SON, LTD., PRINTERS, PLYMOUTH
Anderson
FRANCESCO MARIA II. DELLA ROVERE,
DUKE OF URBINO
After the picture by Baroccio in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence