Francisco de Pazzi, his conspiracy and death, ii. 28.
Frederic I., the count palatine, troops of, i. 44.
Frederic III., the emperor of Germany, his interview with Charles of
Burgundy, i. 124;
embassy sent by Louis XI. to, 245;
his story and its moral, 246;
declines the king’s proposals, 247;
sends an embassy to Charles VIII., ii. 110.
Frederic, Don, son of Alphonso king of Naples, ii. 123, 157;
a military commander, 126;
naval defeat of, 129;
succeeds Ferdinand II. as king of Naples, 263.
French, on the character of the, and the government of their kings,
i. 385 _et seq._;
their affection towards their princes, 386;
their obedience, 387;
their difficulties in marching from Pisa, ii. 194 _et seq._;
their skirmishes with the Estradiots, 201, 205;
gain the battle of Fornovo, 207-214;
superiority of their artillery, 210;
their retreat from Fornovo, 223;
more than men in their attacks, and less than women in their
retreats, 225;
their sufferings, 226, 227;
their retreat secured by the Swiss, 226.
French army, two sorts of Germans in the, ii. 260.
Friar, Robert, the holy man of Calabria, ii. 54;
sent for by Louis XI., 55;
biographical notices of, 56, 58.
Fumée, Adam, physician to Louis XI., ii. 27.