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 81
the Jofl'e was not fo great as wee haue faid it was ; but only that the battaile was very bloudy oncithcr-lidcand that fofooneas the Norman began to hauc the better, ^Alexis fled on the left hand towardcsPeloponcfus , and Stlmo on the right hand towardcs Venice. Theydoebelidesdcniethathee… … lluio being dead, Viulis 1'hderio was with thcgenerallconfentcho- fen in his fted. His firft propofition was no Idle honorable than pro¬ fitable for the Common- wealth. Forfofooncashee was declared Prince, he propounded to the People fo lend A mbailadours to Con- ftantinople, to the Emperour Alexis…
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