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 166
of the Hijlorie ofV °.mce. m and Acre, and chat they went more couragioufly to the charge,in regard of the pla¬ ces of retreat which either of them had, though neuertheielfc at the laft the Vene¬ tians there likewife got the vpper hand, hailing taken hue of the enemies Gallics. Whilft thefc… … not on a fbdainc conclude a peace. And the more eafily to effect it, he entreated ei- therof them to fend their Commiffioncrs to him to Viterbo. The Kings of France fi'L ‘ ‘ Gmouc~ and Sicilic, didrequeft the like, offering freely to employ thcmfclues to mediate a firmc peace betwixt them…
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