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6. CALIXTUS III AND THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE, MEHMED II AND ALBANIA (1455-1458)

© 1978 The American Philosophical Society Press

© 1978 The American Philosophical Society Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE V
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. 1. VENICE AND THE LATIN FAILURE TO HALT THE OTTOMAN ADVANCE IN GREECE (1402-1431) 1
  5. 2. MARTIN V AND EUGENIUS IV, CONSTANCE AND FERRARAFLORENCE, OPPOSITION TO MURAD II 39
  6. 3. THE CRUSADE OF VARNA AND ITS AFTERMATH (1444-1453) 82
  7. 4. THE SIEGE AND FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (1453) 108
  8. 5. PERILS AND PROBLEMS AFTER THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (1453-1455) 138
  9. 6. CALIXTUS III AND THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE, MEHMED II AND ALBANIA (1455-1458) 161
  10. 7. PIUS II, THE CONGRESS OF MANTUA, AND THE TURKISH CONQUEST OF THE MOREA (1458-1461) 196
  11. 8. PIUS II, THE CRUSADE, AND THE VENETIAN WAR AGAINST THE TURKS 231
  12. 9. PAUL II, VENICE, AND THE FALL OF NEGROPONTE (1464-1471) 271
  13. 10. SIXTUS IV AND THE TURKISH OCCUPATION OF OTRANTO (1471-1480) 314
  14. 11. PIERRE D'AUBUSSON AND THE FIRST SIEGE OF RHODES (1480) 346
  15. 12. SIXTUS IV AND THE RECOVERY OF OTRANTO (1480-1484) 364
  16. 13. INNOCENT VIII, JEM SULTAN, AND THE CRUSADE (1484-1490) 381
  17. 14. INNOCENT VIII AND ALEXANDER VI, CHARLES VIII AND FERRANTE I (1490-1494) 417
  18. 15. ALEXANDER VI AND CHARLES VIII, THE FRENCH EXPEDITION INTO ITALY (1494-1495) 448
  19. 16. THE FRENCH IN NAPLES, THE LEAGUE OF VENICE, AND PAPAL PROBLEMS (1495-1498) 483
  20. 17. THE DIPLOMATIC REVOLUTION: FRANCE AND SPAIN, THE PAPACY AND VENICE (1498-1503) 508
  21. INDEX 543
Papacy and the Levant (1204-1571), Vol. II
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE V
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. 1. VENICE AND THE LATIN FAILURE TO HALT THE OTTOMAN ADVANCE IN GREECE (1402-1431) 1
  5. 2. MARTIN V AND EUGENIUS IV, CONSTANCE AND FERRARAFLORENCE, OPPOSITION TO MURAD II 39
  6. 3. THE CRUSADE OF VARNA AND ITS AFTERMATH (1444-1453) 82
  7. 4. THE SIEGE AND FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (1453) 108
  8. 5. PERILS AND PROBLEMS AFTER THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE (1453-1455) 138
  9. 6. CALIXTUS III AND THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE, MEHMED II AND ALBANIA (1455-1458) 161
  10. 7. PIUS II, THE CONGRESS OF MANTUA, AND THE TURKISH CONQUEST OF THE MOREA (1458-1461) 196
  11. 8. PIUS II, THE CRUSADE, AND THE VENETIAN WAR AGAINST THE TURKS 231
  12. 9. PAUL II, VENICE, AND THE FALL OF NEGROPONTE (1464-1471) 271
  13. 10. SIXTUS IV AND THE TURKISH OCCUPATION OF OTRANTO (1471-1480) 314
  14. 11. PIERRE D'AUBUSSON AND THE FIRST SIEGE OF RHODES (1480) 346
  15. 12. SIXTUS IV AND THE RECOVERY OF OTRANTO (1480-1484) 364
  16. 13. INNOCENT VIII, JEM SULTAN, AND THE CRUSADE (1484-1490) 381
  17. 14. INNOCENT VIII AND ALEXANDER VI, CHARLES VIII AND FERRANTE I (1490-1494) 417
  18. 15. ALEXANDER VI AND CHARLES VIII, THE FRENCH EXPEDITION INTO ITALY (1494-1495) 448
  19. 16. THE FRENCH IN NAPLES, THE LEAGUE OF VENICE, AND PAPAL PROBLEMS (1495-1498) 483
  20. 17. THE DIPLOMATIC REVOLUTION: FRANCE AND SPAIN, THE PAPACY AND VENICE (1498-1503) 508
  21. INDEX 543
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