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 66
d greatly auaile them , of whom he had a veriegreatcare , taying order for his fafetie ; which he could not hade done, it he had difmiiled the Arn- bafliidours vnfatished. . ■ , . In the mcane 1 pace Duke Canditno fell gncuoufly ficke, a yeare and certame moneths after his eleftion 5 and imagining… … times to behold verie vile and bloudiefpcftaclesiofthe which 1 know not whether I miv reckon that forchiefeand moft cruell, which in likelihood, though not met- feft was done bv Steph.no Calloprmr, who came with his children, allies, anddb tent not onely to kill all the men .but wholly to…
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