Any day a despatch from her father might summon her back to Rome.

Her stay in Pesaro may also have become too monotonous, too empty for her; perhaps, also, her husband's position as condottiere in the papal army and in that of Venice compelled him often to be away from his court.
Events which in the meantime had convulsed Italy took Lucretia back to Rome, she having spent but a single year in Pesaro.
FOOTNOTES: [35] Memorie di Tommaso Diplovatazio Patrizio Constantinopolitano e Pesarese, da Annibale Olivieri.

Pesaro, 1771.
[36] Regarding Collenuccio see the works of his compatriot Giulio Perticari, Opp.

Bologna, 1837.Vol.ii, 52 sqq..