Giuliano's skull show the horrible wounds inflicted upon him during his assassination during the Pazzi Conspiracy instigated by the Duke of Urbino.
No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
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No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
Giuliano's skull show the horrible wounds inflicted upon him during his assassination during the Pazzi Conspiracy instigated by the Duke of Urbino.
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Re: No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
Baron Alcyoneus wrote:
Giuliano's skull show the horrible wounds inflicted upon him during his assassination during the Pazzi Conspiracy instigated by the Duke of Urbino.
That looks like it might have hurt a tiny bit.
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Re: No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
First couple wereDauyd wrote:Light!
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Re: No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
I have heard the call (on the rapier field what's more) of 'Light to the Eye'.Dauyd wrote:Light!
Uh. Yeah.
Tho' that cut looks like it stayed relatively shallow inside the brain. Still a certain kill at that time period, of course, but there's an interesting case in Pare's 'Journeys in Diverse Places' where he talks about the Swiss hit in the head with a halberd (over cards) lasting about a week, IIRC. Also a source for the 'Girl dressing up in boys clothing to go to the wars- that's how the Mercenary's girlfriend was dressed.
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Re: No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
Buuuuut I bet he called that last one.....Kilkenny wrote:First couple wereDauyd wrote:Light!
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Re: No wonder Lorenzo was pissed!
Bet he didn't. 
