| Subject of the Masekela song "Bring Him Back Home" (1987) |
Newsday |
19 Sep 2026 |
| Lucrezia and Cesare were members of which infamous medieval family? (6) |
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| Italo-Spanish family which produced two popes in the 15th Century, patrons of the arts who helped the Renaissance (6) |
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| Infamous Italian family name |
Wall Street Journal |
05 Dec 2022 |
| Noble Italian house that produced two popes |
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| Noble Italian house that produced two popes |
LA Times Daily |
07 Jul 2021 |
| Notorious name in old Italy |
Thomas Joseph |
18 Dec 2019 |
| Noblewoman Lucrezia |
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| Italy's Cesare or Lucrezia |
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| Snake biting girl, no end upset, in Italian house |
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| Noble Italian house that produced two popes |
LA Times Daily |
03 Jan 2017 |
| Noble Italian house that produced two popes |
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| Surname in Puzo's "The Family" |
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| Surname of 15th/16th-century Pope Alexander VI |
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| Surname of 15th/16th-century Pope Alexander VI |
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| Enemy of a Medici |
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| Cesare or Lucrezia |
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| Model for Machiavelli's "The Prince" |
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| Infamous Italian surname |
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| Italy's Cesare or Lucrezia |
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| Infamous noble house of Italy |
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| Lucrezia who married Alfonso d'Este |
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| Lucrezia who married Alfonso d'Este |
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| Infamous Italian family name |
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| Lucrezia or Cesare |
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| Cesare or Lucrezia |
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| Fifteenth century Italian Cardinal. |
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| Lucrezia or Cesare. |
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| Noble family of Renaissance. |
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| Another example of 24 Across. |
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| Infamous Italian family. |
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