The generall historie of the magnificent state of Venice. From the first foundation thereof vntill this present (1612)
Fougasses, Thomas de · London, Printed by G. Eld, and W. Stansby · leaf 112
of the Uiflorie ofV enice. 99 times ) by the Venetians forces , butreftored to her ancient fplendor and maicftie, which would hardly haue bcene done without their aide. The Phnces death, which hapned before the Armies returne, hundred the publike ioye for fuchayi- ftorie, who deeeafed the… … Bout the fame time (as lomc write) Roger o King of Sicilie deeeafed, ^f,etfeatyef who was an enemie to the V enetians. T his Prince , after diuers great R%cro fa ef atchieuements , hauing fubietled vnderhis power the Citie of Thu- Sla^' nis in Africke, caufed in his life-time thefe Lacine verfes…
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