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 171
ing by the way were by the cnemie furprifed , who lay in wait to catch what he could : Ncuertheleife, he bought hispcace at no mcane rate. ... The Duke being alreadie old and decaied, not able fbrhis age to attend the pub- I0 baifiifi. like affaires, by conient of all men depofed himfelfe, and… … Ome Authors affirme that vndcr this Prince the peace was conclu¬ ded with thofc of the Marches, becaufe (perhaps) this warre ended at thcbeginningofhisgoucrnment. They fay befides, thatitwasex- prefly mentioned in the T reatie, that the decree oftheimpoftfhould ,c remaine firme without any…
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