Death of Julius II
Death of Julius II
Permanent historical records · Updated 2026-11-03
1513 in Italy
Explore 10 historical events and records for Italy in 1513.
Historical records for Italy in 1513
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February
October
Battle of La Motta
Fights for the Spanish against the Venetians
Other events (month unknown)
Machiavelli Drafts The Prince
Machiavelli composed the treatise later known as The Prince during his enforced retirement. Its account of political acquisition and preservation drew extensively on his diplomatic observations.
Machiavelli Explains Virtu Against Fortune
In The Prince Machiavelli analyzed how political skill can confront unpredictable circumstances. This argument rejected the comforting assumption that conventional virtue guarantees successful rule.
Machiavelli Imprisoned On Conspiracy Suspicion
Machiavelli was imprisoned and tortured after being implicated in a suspected plot against Medici rule. His release after an amnesty did not restore his former public responsibilities.
Machiavelli Retreats To Sant Andrea
Machiavelli withdrew to his property near San Casciano following the collapse of his political career. In correspondence he described nightly study of ancient authors and reflection on statecraft.
Pope
Giovanni DeMedici the Cardinal deacon of St Maria in Dominica
Siege of Rome
Julius II excommunicates the entire French army
Succession
Succeeds as King of Florence
Venice Joins France Against Milan
Venetian diplomacy made common cause with Louis XII against the Sforza regime and its allies in the Duchy of Milan.
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