This book is a collection of extracts from the Latin diary of Johannes Burchardus, who served as Master of Ceremonies to Pope Alexander VI in the late 15th century. The diary provides a fascinating insight into the intrigues, scandals, and political machinations of the Vatican during the turbulent reign of Pope Alexander VI. This book is an important resource for anyone studying the history of the Catholic Church during the Renaissance period.

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