Author:Alexander VI

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Pope Alexander VI (1431–1503)

See biography, media. Pope from 1492 to 1503

[edit] Works

• Introduction of the Observant Friars into England

[edit] Bulls

• Inter Caetera, papal bull of May 4 1493 demarcating the "New World" discovered by Columbus
• Unnamed Bull, January 28, 1500

[edit] Works about Alexander VI

• Pope Alexander VI, as it appeared in the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia
• The Devil's Charter, 1607 drama by Author:Barnabe Barnes[1]
• Caesar Borgia, 1679 by Author:Nathaniel Lee
• The Crimes of Alexander Borgia, anonymous 1854 text
• The Correspondence of Sultan Bajazet II with Pope Alexander VI, 1882 by Author:Heinrich Heidenheimer
• Pope Alexander VI and Caesar Borgia: Were They Poisoned?, 1893[2]
• The Demarcation Line of Pope Alexander VI as it appeared in the 1901 Essays in Historical Criticism by Author:Edward Gaylord Bourne[3]
• Lucretia Borgia , 1903 about the Pope's favoured daughter by Author:Ferdinand Gregorovius[4]
• Borgia: A Period Play, 1905 by Author:Michael Field[5]
• Alexander VI and his Children in 1493, 1906 by Author:Léone Celier
• The Life and Times of Rodrigo Borgia, Pope Alexander VI, 1912 by Author:Arnold Harris Matthew[6]
• Pope Alexander VI and his Court[7]
• The Life and Times of Rodrigo Borgia, c. 1912 by Author:Arnold H. Matthew

• An Old Catholic View of Pope Alexander VI, 1912 book review by the New York Times[8]

• Alexander VI and the Demarcation of the Maritime and Colonial Domains of Spain and Portugal, 1916 by Author:H. Vander Linden
• Pope Alexander VI and His Loves, by Author:Clement Wood
• In the Pillory: The Tale of the Borgia Pope, 1929 by Author:John Bond
• The Borgia Pope: Alexander the Sixth, 1940 by Author:Orestes Ferrara