He was administrator of the see of Alessano from May 18, 1517 to May 17, 1518, and administrator of the see of Nardò from June 17, 1517 until his death.[1] In April 1517, he left Rome for a tour of Switzerland, Germany, the Low Countries, and France, where he was entertained lavishly by Francis I of France.[1] He arrived back in Rome on March 16, 1518.[1] The cardinal's secretary, Antonio de Beatis, wrote a history of this trip that is much valued by historians.[1] He died on January 21, 1519.[1] He is buried in Santa Maria sopra Minerva.[1]