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Lucrezia is poised to marry the Duke of Ferrara, meeting with his representatives who seek to adjust the terms with the pope to their advantage. As meetings proceed, Cesare captures the man who writes calumnies of all the members of the Borgia family, torturing him to reveal his paymasters. The pope insists the cardinal accompanying Ferrara's men do the negotiation and intimidates him into favorable terms. Reluctantly, Lucrezia is required to leave her sons in Rome when she weds. Cesare returns to his plans to conquer the rebellious states: Florence, Naples, et al, with the help of machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci. During the summer retreat of the pope, Cesare has a political prisoner garroted. Niccolo Machiavelli observes him and later uses Cesare's exploits to illustrate what a Renaissance statesman should do, in his classic book, The Prince. Lucrezia is pregnant for the third time, and Jofre's wife Sancia is sent to the Castel Sant'Angelo after accusing the pope as a murderer. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
Lucrezia is poised to marry the Duke of Ferrara, meeting with his representatives who seek to adjust the terms with the pope to their advantage. As meetings proceed, Cesare captures the man who writes calumnies of all the members of the Borgia family, torturing him to reveal his paymasters. The pope insists the cardinal accompanying Ferrara's men do the negotiation and intimidates him into favorable terms. Reluctantly, Lucrezia is required to leave her sons in Rome when she weds. Cesare returns to his plans to conquer the rebellious states: Florence, Naples, et al, with the help of machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci. During the summer retreat of the pope, Cesare has a political prisoner garroted. Niccolo Machiavelli observes him and later uses Cesare's exploits to illustrate what a Renaissance statesman should do, in his classic book, The Prince. Lucrezia is pregnant for the third time, and Jofre's wife Sancia is sent to the Castel Sant'Angelo after accusing the pope as a murderer. Starring: Adolfo Celi, Oliver Cotton.
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02:40What now?
02:41Excellency's
02:42Eminence
02:43A moment only
02:44Which await them
02:45Like peddlers
02:46Grante be patient
02:47A moment only Excellency
02:48His Holiness is a prayer
02:50The Almighty must be in a jesting humor today
02:54Eminence
02:55Excellency's
02:56Forgive me
02:57A moment only
02:58Hey
02:59Eminence
03:00Excellency's
03:01Forgive me
03:02A moment only
03:04This is insufferable
03:13Wait that murder
03:14That bracket murderer welcomes us with an army
03:16We shall behave as our father directed
03:19Now
03:20It is agreed
03:21I speak for us all
03:23No doubt cardinals take precedence here
03:26Brother if you wish
03:27Christ forbid
03:30So
03:32We debate
03:33Not the marriage
03:34But some of its terms
03:36And remember
03:38France
03:39Or Borgia
03:40Either
03:41Could swallow us as a lizard does a gnat
03:47Continue Gaspari
03:49I don't know
03:50Yet there is more
03:51All in it
03:52Yes yes your man
03:53We'll go to them shortly
03:54Gaspari
03:55It is difficult to know which of these two is the more execrable
04:00The father favors the son because of his own perversity and cruelty
04:04Holiness
04:05Go on
04:08The cardinals hear all and say nothing because they are bought
04:11They flatter the Pope because all live in terror of his fratricidal son
04:15Enough
04:16It's not enough
04:20Gaspari
04:21Thanks for a tricidal son
04:23Who was once a cardinal but has now become an assassin
04:27He lives in splendor like the great Turk
04:29Surrounded by whores and guarded by soldiers
04:32Upon his order any man may be killed
04:34His body thrown into the Tiber
04:36And his property become forfeit to this monster
04:41I'll fill his gullet with molten lead from his own press
04:44I'll know nothing about it
04:46Nothing
04:47A lie not
04:50Is a truth maintained
04:52Yet a lie maintained
04:54May reveal the truth
04:56Your heart
05:00Your eminence
05:14Your eminence
05:16Excellences
05:21God gives us joy
05:22To see you here
05:31You know who spewed this vomit
05:32Yes, my lord Duke
05:33A Neapolitan
05:34Manciani
05:36Finer
05:37Oh, his holiness has said
05:38His holiness has said nothing to you
05:41Finer
05:42There is to me a splendid carnival in honor of the marriage
05:47Holiness, our father requires me to ask
05:49A raise of white walls
05:51From the Campo di Fiore to St. Peter's Steps
05:54Yes
05:55If I may remind your holiness
05:56We have yet to
05:57Follow it by a raise of naked halls
06:00From the Borgo
06:01Indeed, holiness
06:03Indeed
06:04But the people expect such things
06:07More to your taste, perhaps
06:08The lord Cesaris
06:09To stage a pastoral dialogue in his palace
06:12Indeed
06:13May I ask your holiness
06:14When we may consider
06:15The lord Cesaris Spanish gentleman
06:18Had to assault a mock fortress in the piazza of his house
06:21Armed with sharp swords
06:23Ha! Bravo!
06:24Yes
06:26Who is to act as proxy for your brother?
06:30I am your holiness
06:31Oh
06:32Holiness, may we now consider
06:33Before the horse to raise
06:34It doesn't
06:35I'll match any against you
06:36Forgive me
06:37Your holiness
06:38Three thousand ducats
06:39Agreed
06:40Why are we wasting time with such idle things?
06:44Thank you, holiness
06:47Our father requires me to raise certain matters
06:49No
06:50No
06:51No
06:52No
06:53Tomorrow
06:54We shall talk with his eminence
06:56Tomorrow
06:57With me, holiness
06:58Of course
06:59But holiness
07:00You will excuse me
07:01Mother Church has placed
07:02Heavy burdens upon our shoulders
07:04Chasery
07:05Take them to your sister
07:06You am
07:07Gentlemen
07:17I shall receive them here
07:19Below
07:20Where they wait
07:21I have agreed to the marriage
07:23I'll not be part of the carnival
07:25With one attendant
07:26Your major-domo
07:27Cristobal
07:28Clemente
07:29No
07:30A doddering fool
07:31But noble enough in carriage
07:33We're gold
07:34And jewels
07:35I am a widow
07:36I'm in mourning
07:38No
07:39Sister
07:42You are a joyous bride
07:44Widow and bride
07:46You've made both of me
07:47Our father commands it
07:49What's he now?
07:50An old man
07:51And afraid of you
07:52We need this alliance
07:54With Ferrara
07:55The Destys hate us
07:56They swallow their hate
07:58When I met those fools
07:59With my four thousand horse
08:00The youngest bit through
08:01A finger of his glove in envy
08:06Such tired
08:08Grief
08:09Grief
08:10Exhausts me
08:19Sweet sister
08:23Gently, don't cheer
08:24Last night I remembered
08:29Long ago
08:31When you were five
08:32I brought you a horse
08:34Black as night
08:36And a Spanish saddle of red leather
08:39You remember
08:40And I would rather forget
08:42If I could turn the world on its course
08:44If I could turn the world on its course
08:45I'd direct it
08:46Wherever you desire
08:47As in my heart
08:49I truly wish I were no more
08:51Than a simple knight of St John
08:53A poor soldier of Christ
08:55Will you believe that?
08:57Will you believe that?
08:59Gladly
09:02When I know that you believe it yourself
09:08Will you believe that I can make you do as I wish?
09:15That I believe
09:20Then go below
09:21And show them what you are
09:24A Borgia
09:25The brightest jewel in our father's crown
09:27The brightest jewel in our father's crown
09:55My lady
10:02My lady
10:05No, no, my child
10:06Please
10:13Sit down
10:14My lord
10:15What is it?
10:16Neapolitan
10:17Scribbler
10:18It's in St Angelo
10:20On one other matter, my lord
10:22Well
10:23Vitelli is in Rome
10:24The two others
10:25Who?
10:26Arleone and Paolo Rossini
10:28They ask when they may see you
10:32Those fools say they have horses which cannot run
10:34Any in my stable
10:36Is that true?
10:40I don't know, my lord
10:42We'll see to it
10:43We'll see to it
10:48My noble lord, she is exquisite
10:51Indeed
10:52A most excellent lady
10:54An angel of rare beauty
10:56Not lame, your eminence
10:59Not hair-lipped or misshapen
11:00To all misshapen
11:10Where is she now?
11:12On her knees
11:13Beside her husband's tomb
11:21A valediction only
11:22She'll forget him in another man's bed
11:24Then how will you?
11:28I shall see many dead faces before midsummer
11:31His, I've already forgotten
11:36You'll take Urbino
11:41All cities whose revenues you would recover
11:44All that still dispute my title
11:46As lord of the Romagna
11:48It's not Presancias we hope to remind you
11:51That you hold that under us
11:52If you will remember that it could not be held at all
11:56Without me
11:58They will appeal to Venice
12:00Which will do nothing
12:01At the wish of my sister's new father-in-law
12:04Campaign will be costly
12:07Vanquished pay
12:09You move too rightly
12:11As time obliges me
12:13A room harshly
12:15But with justice
12:17As men deserve
12:19Why must you make the military governors of your assassins?
12:23That's...
12:25That told Ramiro
12:26Your holiness keeps me from our guests
12:29I must receive that idiot cardinal in the morning
12:33I shall return him at daybreak
12:35Penitent from a night's whoring
12:36Tadri
12:39What after Urbino?
12:45Florence
12:46No, it's madness
12:47The Borgia dynasty in the Romagna
12:49Remember your own words
12:51Requires the subjection of the Tuscan Republic of Storholm
12:53Not yet
12:54Now!
12:56Finger your beads, Holens
12:58Leave campaigning to me
13:00Oh!
13:01France has promised 12,000 men if you march against them
13:04You shall not offend King Louis
13:07Children
13:09We are Pope
13:11We forbid it!
13:12We forbid it!
13:23Then I must promise your holiness
13:26That your Captain General
13:28Will not set foot in Tuscany
13:42Lord Duke
13:46Lord Duke
13:48I wasn't told, Excellency
13:50It was so early
13:51A chair, quickly
13:52A chair
13:53A chair for his Excellency
13:55So early, Excellency
13:58Ah!
13:59I see your Excellency has been sporting
14:03What?
14:05The mask, Excellency
14:09Barnard
14:10Oh, no, Excellency
14:12Forgive me
14:13That wine is of poor quality
14:15Permit me to send out
14:16All the time
14:31Eminence
14:33The figure was agreed
14:34Your father's ambassador
14:36Indeed, holiness
14:37A dowry of 200,000 ducats
14:40One hundred thousand
14:43Holiness
14:44May we not call my brother Sigismondo
14:46He'll be able to tell your holiness
14:47Polito, Polito
14:48Polito, you look tired
14:50You're very subtle
14:52Someone you saw early
14:53When no doubt you spent tonight upon your knees
14:56My knees, holiness
14:58Asking for guidance
14:59Oh, indeed, holiness
15:01Devotion lifts the spirit
15:03That exhausts the mind
15:05Breath easy
15:06We shall help you
15:07Um
15:09The remission of your father's dues
15:12To the apostolic sea
15:14How long?
15:15Do you remember?
15:17Ten years, holiness
15:19Five, Hippolyto
15:21Five
15:37Is his half
15:39Who paid you for your busy scribbling,
15:41Master Morziani
15:43Holy Father in Heaven give me therapy
15:45Holy Father in Heaven give me conquer
15:46My friend, my friend
15:48Can you ask for God's help
15:49When you slandered christ bicker on earth
15:52Tell me, who paid you?
15:54Holy Father give me strength
15:56Holy Father in Heaven give me solche
15:58all right fetch one of your toys you brought the jewels for the lady to wear holiness my brother
16:11sigismondo advises me there's an earnest of your family's good faith holiness they may be displayed
16:18at weddings only they may not be used trust us to return them hippolyto no holiness of course
16:25holiness holiness our father wished my brother to speak to you you are a prince of the church
16:31hippolyto it is improper for us to prefer your counsel we know we know how much uglings must pain
16:55you're a man of learning and a student of logic if a few ducats will buy your pen what price has loyalty
17:06a life and liberty not cheaply bought by a name
17:13he has a wife he lives with a whore excellency there's a child a boy
17:27polido would you deprive a mother of her son holiness my father my brother alfonso
17:36holiness the child's presence in ferrara will be an unhappy embarrassment innocent no
17:44children are a joy for old men holiness my father's ambassador assured him you would agreed
17:51the lady the lady's sons the lady's son should remain in rome if his mother agreed and where he
17:59had a grievous burden for our purse but holiness he has a revenue of fifteen thousand what is that
18:07nothing i have it the castles and lands held by his mother the lady lucrezia must pass to him
18:18to pay for his keep and in my governorship what is that holiness were they not to be part of the dowry
18:30who will save him from starvation or your woman from the whip
18:37give me a name was it orcini deste the florentines
18:44name your paymasters i swear before christ i'll return you to your family
19:06again who
19:14and you see how easy it is for honest men to reach agreement
19:44now it is all satisfactory we congratulate you eminence
20:14do you still live my lord
20:26a story manfredi is held in santangelo is he not lockfast when you took faenza how long six months eight months
20:27six months eight months it's mark's day there about this young lord still lives
20:45and that terrible place
20:47and that terrible place yes he lives
20:54now chaser
20:54now chaser
20:57his friends paid the scribbler thus they plot against you
21:02it was nothing nothing
21:06faenza is in the heart of the romagna if it rises again it could undo your alliance with ferrara
21:12the boy was the heart and mind of its past resistance am i making myself plain to your holiness
21:18somewhat noisy they could make his release a rallying cry i'll not start my campaign with
21:24that knife with that knife in my back
21:25santangelo is a paper fortress
21:28i have authority there you will not touch him
21:31so be it
21:41i'll do nothing to spoil your joy at my sister's wedding
21:44why do i not weep
21:55or tear my hair or throw myself from this window
21:59when they took you from me first one then chaser it then you each time i believed i would die but
22:07my father got you with child again and you were content
22:10do not despise me lucrezia when you leave your son in rome as you must i promise you i will watch
22:16over you he means nothing to you you forget him forget him he was born of the flesh i bore
22:23i am borgia blood bone and breath i am borgia what part of me is you that part which will not let
22:33you weep you cannot love me i am here because i love you
22:39you're here upon my father's orders he pays you a whore's pension and you do as he commands
22:48then so shall a whore's daughter
22:53cretcia
22:57we have no choice
23:01may i tell his holiness that you will be happy to leave your son rodrigo here in rome
23:10i hope i never see either of them again
23:14so be it
23:17i understand
23:18no
23:20neither of my sons
23:26i see my father's face in one
23:29and in the other a husband murdered by my brother
23:32i know
23:45madonna lucrezia beautiful lady by this ring you are now the wife of my brother alfonso
23:52who thus becomes the most fortunate of men.
24:08My son.
24:10Congratulations.
24:12My child.
24:15Forgive me.
24:18Hippolyto.
24:52It's done.
25:13The cat is married to another mouse.
25:15When our Lord Cesare is sucked into hell, will any of those cattle out there say a prayer?
25:23Will you, Vitelli? You serve him as we do.
25:26I serve my own.
25:28My ancestors were masters at Tito di Castello when his were herding goats.
25:32And now you take his pay.
25:35For 16 guns and a condotta of 3,000 men.
25:39Soldiers' pay and honest pay.
25:41I do not serve him.
25:43You chop logic, Vitelli.
25:46Orsini and Borgia in harness. That's chop logic.
25:50Bellione?
25:52He is my friend.
25:54Therefore should be watched.
25:55He'll not betray us.
25:57Not again. Not twice.
26:01Isn't that why we're here?
26:04It was agreed.
26:06You'll take his word.
26:09Upon the Holy Cross only.
26:10In Christ's name only.
26:15And even then may still...
26:22A little lot, sir.
26:30Old Fran.
26:32Parlor.
26:34My Lord.
26:34It's good to see you here.
26:44Yesterday.
26:46Yesterday his holiness told me how greatly he regretted his harshness in banishing you.
26:50My Lord.
26:51Now we will campaign together again.
27:04Times are at a change, my Lord.
27:07With your help, I shall have the finest army in Italy.
27:11France or Spain, my Lord?
27:13You served me.
27:14Lord of the Romagna.
27:15It's not wholly yours.
27:18Castle here.
27:19The town there.
27:21By midsummer, I shall hold all.
27:23For France or Spain, my Lord?
27:26Let each knock.
27:28Cap in hand.
27:31Good luck, sir.
27:32Times are at a change.
27:43In the spring, the people of Arezzo and Pisa will rise against Florence.
27:49Florence?
27:50Again.
27:52Again.
27:53You march to the aid of Arezzo, you Paolo to Pisa.
27:58And where will you be?
28:00In the ducal palace of Urbino, where France, Spain, Florence can shortly kneel at my feet.
28:08No!
28:10No.
28:12Have you forgiven the Florentines for hanging your brother?
28:14I forget nothing.
28:15I forgive nothing.
28:16Paolo.
28:18Your sinis are pledged to restore their Medici kinsmen to the lordship of Florence.
28:23We did, my Lord.
28:24France now stands behind us, can they?
28:26A king preserve a republic.
28:29Little not so.
28:31Paolo.
28:32My Lord, nine months since we offered you Florence on the point of our lance.
28:37You can again.
28:38You surrendered it!
28:40You deserted us!
28:43That was the Pope's work.
28:46Not mine.
28:49Vitelli.
28:50Old friend.
28:51Do you think that I don't truly choke on that betrayal?
28:55In Christ's name, upon his holy cross, I will keep faith with you, as I believe you will
29:25in me.
29:55Go now.
30:17You'll remember all I've told you?
30:20I will remember everything.
30:22And you'll write to me?
30:26As you desire.
30:31I'll come to Ferrara in the spring.
30:35It will surely be with child.
30:38I'll come.
30:41And all will be well.
30:43I know we may never see each other again.
30:47Lucia, all I've done, all I've wished,
30:51is to be the good servant of my church and my family.
30:58You've made both serve you.
31:01As I serve God.
31:04May he forgive you.
31:09Lucia,
31:10Will you write to Cesare?
31:16On my behalf.
31:18Asking...
31:19Tell him that...
31:21He must listen to me.
31:25It's too late.
31:27He no longer needs you.
31:30He no longer needs God.
31:31And I no longer need you.
31:37At last we're honest.
31:40Here's more.
31:42If my husband is an ape, I shall love him.
31:47Hunchbacked and wall-eyed, I shall love him.
31:50Because I'm glad to be gone from you all.
31:53Oh, let's lock hisocyte.
32:06Who's just what?
32:10Yeah, that's what he's king.
32:19What are his kings?
32:19Is his k├╢nnten quit or quit?
32:20I'll show you his Watson.
32:21I'm not apees!
32:22Be a good chair.
32:26Write to me.
32:27Write.
32:29Ask what you will.
32:47You know the artworks and fortifications of Florence?
32:52Your Excellency proposes to besiege that city.
32:57Guile may be more effective than any of your engines.
33:01Whatever I've been on.
33:02Your Excellency will see that I have devised a system of trench works.
33:07Advancing by stages and slowly approaching...
33:09I'm not a leisurely man.
33:11What's this?
33:12A plan for a flying machine, Excellency.
33:15Whereby a man lying within it, as you see,
33:18raising and lowering his arms.
33:19Flying man?
33:20Indeed, Excellency.
33:22It was the fanciful notion of winged angels that perplexed my mind.
33:26Yes, well, they might any sensible man.
33:30Birds fly, Leonardo.
33:33Men walk.
33:33A bird is but an instrument working to certain mathematical laws.
33:37And it should be within the capacity of man, with the aid of machinery,
33:41to produce such movements as may lift...
33:44Bring me maps of Urbino.
33:46Cisena and Imola too, as you did the Varezzo, with plans for siege works, close to walls, where guns may be well-placed.
33:53Your Excellency will engage me as your engineer?
33:57Not if you hope to grow rich in idleness.
33:59Iron rusts in idleness, Excellency.
34:03Pure water becomes stagnant.
34:05You're poor enough to be greedy.
34:07Your coat's in threads.
34:08It is a poor man who craves riches.
34:10Virtue is true wealth.
34:12I'll call you virtuous and pay you nothing.
34:15You'll be rewarded, my friend, if you serve me well.
34:18I serve knowledge, Excellency.
34:22A niggardly employer to what end?
34:23May God may work miracles through my hands.
34:27You'd make trick images of saints?
34:30Stone eyes that weep?
34:32Plaster that bleeds?
34:33No, Excellency.
34:35Discoveries that free man's mind from restraint.
34:38And beauty that lifts his imagination from fear.
34:45Bring me the plans I want in five days.
34:47I'll march in seven.
34:48Excellency.
34:50May I accompany your army
34:51to study the faces of men in combat,
34:54examine cadavers...
34:54Bring me the plans I want in five days.
34:56We'll talk again.
34:57Ramiro.
35:03Leonardo.
35:06A swordsmith may not direct the blade he makes,
35:09nor a groom tell his master where to ride.
35:17You'll stay in Rome when I leave.
35:27May I not ride with you to Rubino?
35:29Wait for letters that Vitelli sends from Moretso.
35:32Join me when the Pope has gone to Orviato for the summer.
35:35You understand me, Michelotto?
35:38My lord.
35:38When the Pope has gone,
35:41light a candle for the young lord of Fianza.
35:44Let's go.
36:14you good friends friends bring you relief relief I am to be released
36:26indeed my lord your suffering is over oh sweet Jesus
36:56Romero soft living has spoiled your skill
37:26you good friends
37:56welcome to urbino my masters the duke is already waiting for you as we must rest no
38:08hi lord bishop but but we've been two days on the road from florence i insist
38:26you're the one they call michelotto don miguel de carrera captain and governor to my lord
38:46duke of course forgive me excellence and who are they thieves rapists a cut road or two
39:00thank you i know the city of florence is ill-disposed towards me
39:10i know what you florentines think of me i don't want to hear the pious vaporing
39:16of your council
39:17you have not kept your promises made to me
39:25you've conspired with france against me
39:30give me some security of your good faith
39:36why should this magnificent prince honor his word
39:42no prudent ruler should do that when times change the circumstances in which it was given
39:48if all men were good all princes might be honest
39:53but since most men are wretched animals who would deceive a prince if they could
39:58he would be foolish to honor his word
40:01and no prince need lack good reasons to justify his bad faith
40:07master nicola my lord duke
40:12i amuse you
40:16forgive me my lord duke a cautionary thought no more
40:21since it preoccupies you i should perhaps hear it
40:24a prudent ruler who gives his word my lord may not argue that when times change the circumstances
40:33in which it was given it need no longer be honored
40:36i have not so argued
40:38therefore when the council of florence asks you to remember your assurance that you would commit
40:45no hostile act against him
40:46i have not
40:46i'm in urbino
40:49i've not set foot in tuscany
40:51does that not justify my good faith
40:54yet uh vitale is in arezzo
40:58am i accountable for that
41:00is he not your man
41:03he is my man
41:04i swear to you i know nothing of his business in arezzo
41:06then your excellency will recall him
41:09don't expect favors for me
41:15i don't regret the injury vitale has done your city
41:18he suffered too much from its cruelty
41:20as i have from its pride and insolence
41:23my lord duke these accusations are unjust
41:25the council wishes only to have your excellency's assurance
41:28understand me my lord bishop
41:30i don't like your council
41:31i don't trust your council
41:33you do well to change it
41:35i'm not the man to play tyrant
41:37but before god
41:39i'll destroy any who think to play tyrant over me
41:42you ask for our good faith
41:44may we not ask that of you
41:53my lord duke
41:59what do you require of us
42:01florence must decide what she wants me to be
42:05a good friend
42:07or
42:09a relentless enemy
42:11be
42:262
42:26go
42:28I know he's here.
42:29You can't, but there's a glass of ice.
42:31No, the glass of ice.
42:32No, the glass of ice.
42:33It's not in it.
42:34You can't, but there's a glass of ice?
42:35No things going on.
42:36No, the glass of ice.
42:37No.
42:38Oh, no, you can't.
42:39No glass of ice.
42:40No glass of ice nothing can't break.
42:41Oh, it's no glass of ice.
42:43That's what I'm wearing.
42:44Come on, he's no glass.
42:44No glass of ice.
42:47Back as well.
42:49Come on, come on.
42:50He's out there.
42:51The window!
42:52It's right now.
42:53Shop in there.
42:54Come on.
42:55Watch the window.
42:56Just push the window.
42:57My lord Duke, a four is a point well made.
43:27Would five or six not labor it?
43:31Ah!
43:36Friend or enemy, Florence has a week to decide.
44:01A month, and still they've not answered.
44:09Will you truly believe they would be so easily frightened?
44:14The game's not yet done.
44:16We've had a new player.
44:18Louis of France has arrived in Milan.
44:21I sent you word of that myself.
44:24And he has asked me to restrain you.
44:31And can you?
44:37The taking of Urbino is outraged the world.
44:40You had no objection when I proposed it?
44:42You've blundered foolishly.
44:44Kings and princes will turn against you.
44:50That pleases you.
44:53If I fall, so will you.
44:55Giuliano Rovere is with Louis,
44:57as eager to wear your crown as he was ten years ago.
44:59Thus, it's no moment to offend France.
45:02Leave this matter to me.
45:04To you?
45:05Your throne rests upon the point of my sword.
45:08My feet are stained with blood it sheds.
45:11When it profits you, you dip your fingers in blood
45:13and call it holy water.
45:17May Christ forgive you.
45:19And the devil take us both if I falter now.
45:22You challenge disaster.
45:24Louis is angered by your treatment of Florence,
45:28by what your conatieri have done in Tuscany.
45:31Declare for him against Spain in Naples,
45:33and he will embrace me.
45:37You know I may not.
45:40Spanish Pope.
45:42For neither, or for both.
45:45And not for one against the other.
45:46Then I shall.
45:47I'll write to Milan.
45:48No.
45:49If my conatieri still trouble him,
45:51I'll throw him a bone to gnaw upon him.
45:53I forbid you to go.
45:55I shall prevent it.
45:58How?
46:05All you've ever done
46:07has been with intent to diminish me
46:10and raise yourself.
46:14You bought the loyalty of the cardinals
46:17with false promises
46:19of boys and women.
46:22You destroyed the lords of Romania
46:25so that I or my successors
46:28may not use them against you.
46:32You...
46:34You murdered one brother
46:37and depraved another.
46:42You would have corrupted your sister
46:44and not...
46:45you've done so first.
46:51God.
46:53Church
46:55and family.
46:58He would leave me with nothing.
47:00You still have that.
47:14You will not go to Louis.
47:16Ask!
47:18Don't command me!
47:30I ask it.
47:32Then I'll go to my camp
47:33at San Mignano
47:34and hunt boar.
47:36Your sister is with child.
47:40It's the way of women.
47:42I miss her sweet presence.
47:43Cesare!
47:45What now?
47:59Am I wrong?
48:02I've told your brother
48:04to recall his wife to Rome.
48:08He should never have banished her.
48:12Am I wrong?
48:14The son just smiled.
48:16It will cheer my loneliness.
48:19Bed whom you please.
48:21But you can no longer expect them to smile.
48:24When I'm gone
48:26they will also tear you to pieces.
48:30When you're gone, Holy Father,
48:32I'll look into the face of the sun.
48:44You're sitting here.
48:46If you're gone,
48:47you're sleeping with the sun.
48:50I'll be certain.
48:51If you're not sleeping with the sun.
48:53But you're not sleeping with the sun.
48:54You're waiting for me.
48:55You're while I'm sleeping with the sun.
48:59I'll be drinking.
49:00he's here
49:14I thought it wise to send for you my lord
49:18the sport was poor
49:20that beast is useless
49:22sell it and kill it
49:24Camelot
49:28with 20 riders
49:29but
49:31no other captain
49:59you came with speed
50:03little lot sir
50:03I met your messenger on the road
50:06I was coming at my own prompting
50:07why
50:09I smelt betrayal
50:12again
50:14you're too sensitive a nose
50:18I took Arezzo in your name
50:21and proclaimed it publicly
50:22you didn't forbid it
50:23I didn't command it
50:24don't play with words
50:26when you've learned how to use them my friend
50:27I've used one here that begs an answer
50:29betrayal
50:30you doubt my good faith
50:32I doubt everything
50:33that doesn't come within the reach of my hand and my sword
50:36I will encompass all your wits
50:39you told the Florentines you knew nothing of Arezzo
50:43what did I know
50:44you swore upon the cross to keep faith with us
50:47so long as you kept faith with me
50:49that I have done
50:50by displaying my badge
50:52and shouting my name in Arezzo
50:54as your conductiere
50:56you had leave from my service to avenge your brother
50:59by what right you involved me in that
51:02we're too much at odds
51:06I'll return later
51:08stay
51:09and answer
51:10by what right
51:11if you are set on provoking me my lord
51:14remember I am not without power
51:17your guns make little noise
51:20little not so
51:21loud enough to be heard in Rome
51:23you threaten me
51:25you
51:25I've done with you
51:27withdraw from Arezzo
51:28since I am not there at all
51:30come on
51:30withdraw
51:31or I'll march on your towns
51:33and reduce them stone by stone
51:35I'll leave nothing but dust and grieving women
51:37Michalotto
51:47alone
51:51you weren't alone
51:53except for two other gentlemen
51:55holy father
51:56all dressed as the knights of St. John
51:58holiness
52:01he wrote to the French king first
52:04to say he was coming
52:06madness
52:07madness
52:09holiness
52:11holiness
52:11holiness
52:15holiness
52:15I am to tell you
52:16he would not write it
52:17he will give the king
52:20your promise of 500 men at arms
52:22and free passage for the French army
52:25in its advance upon Naples
52:26holiness
52:31holiness
52:32holiness
52:33holiness
52:34holiness
52:35holiness
52:36holiness
52:37holiness
52:38holiness
52:39holiness
52:40holiness
52:41holiness
52:42holiness
52:43holiness
52:44holiness
52:45holiness
52:46holiness
52:47holiness
52:48holiness
52:49holiness
52:50holiness
52:51holiness
52:52holiness
52:53holiness
52:54holiness
52:55Holiness. Holiness.
53:13Sweet child.
53:16I've longed to see your face again.
53:20And I yours.
53:22Thank you for recalling me to Rome.
53:24Now I may... No! Don't touch me.
53:28I may not embrace you. Nonsense child.
53:31I would rather swallow a toad.
53:33What? It's you.
53:36You are the vicar of hell.
53:38The Antichrist. Stop. Stop.
53:40A beast. Satan incarnate.
53:43And a man of blood.
53:46It's done. Take me away.
53:48What is it? What?
53:50Murderer! My brother's murderer!
53:52What I know!
53:54Cesare, in your name!
53:56This silent girl!
53:57Christ, curse you!
53:59All of you!
54:05God!
54:07God!
54:09Take that bitch away!
54:12And bury her!
54:14Bury her in Sant'Angelo!
54:18Oh! Sant'Angelo!
54:22Banish me!
54:24Bury her!
54:26Husband!
54:27No!
54:28No!
54:29No!
54:30Murderer!
54:31No!
54:32No!
54:33No!
54:34No!
54:35No!
54:36Murderer!
54:37├йnorm├йment!
54:38No!
54:39No!
54:40No!
54:41No!
54:42No!
54:43No!
54:44No!
54:48No!
54:50No!
54:51No!
54:55No!
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