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quadgram	frequency
at the same time	567
in the meane time	501
the king of france	458
by reason of the	442
on the other side	294
to the end that	239
in regard of the	191
within a while after	180
the state of milan	149
the rest of the	144
the king of england	128
the dutchy of milan	122
the pope and the	118
to the king of	118
it is reported that	114
with the king of	113
the duke of vrbin	108
the beginning of the	107
in the name of	107
the number of the	106
the end of the	106
by sea and land	106
as hath beene said	105
and the king of	102
the name of the	100
of the king of	96
of the state of	93
not being able to	92
in the middest of	91
so soone as the	91
at the beginning of	87
to the duke of	86
to the french king	83
and on the other	81
betwixt the venetians and	81
the power of the	80
the duke of milan	80
the state of the	77
on the one side	76
for the most part	75
the emperour and the	75
the affairs of italy	75
the emperor and the	74
the treaty of peace	74
the mouth of the	74
at such time as	73
and the french king	73
of the duke of	72
the state of venice	71
the state of millan	71
for the space of	69
about the same time	69
the greatest part of	69
the contents of the	68
the duke of ferrara	68
the council of ten	66
to the number of	66
as hath been said	66
the king of spain	65
vnder the command of	65
so soone as he	64
the prince and senate	64
for the defence of	63
the end that the	63
hundred men at armes	62
the middest of the	62
by the king of	62
so soone as they	62
till such time as	62
the kingdom of naples	61
the forces of the	60
and the duke of	60
by reason of his	60
in a short space	60
by reason of their	59
the realme of naples	59
with the rest of	59
for the safety of	58
the guard of the	58
into the hands of	56
these things were done	56
the most christian king	55
betwixt the pope and	55
a great number of	54
the lord of chaumont	54
for the guard of	53
the venetians and the	53
to make use of	53
of the historie of	53
by little and little	52
was at the same	52
the residue of the	52
to enter into the	52
the defence of the	51
such time as the	51
and from thence to	51
a great part of	51
the cause of the	50
both by sea and	50
betwixt the emperor and	50
that there was no	50
in the time of	50
it is certaine that	49
the hands of the	49
because they would not	49
in the beginning of	48
the duke of bourbon	48
the kingdome of naples	47
king of france his	47
with the french king	47
it was to be	47
the court of rome	47
that they might be	47
the liberty of italy	46
the arriuall of the	45
the chiefe of the	45
being come to the	45
for the same purpose	45
after the taking of	44
the affaires of the	44
after that he had	44
vnder the conduct of	44
the venetians in the	44
of a long time	44
that he could not	44
the same time the	44
that they could not	44
that it was not	43
the lord of lautrec	43
the duke of urbine	43
the marquis of mantua	43
that the duke of	42
by land and sea	42
to make warre on	42
the church of rome	42
of so great a	41
that they would not	41
all the princes of	41
by the duke of	41
the service of the	41
the house of austria	41
at the mouth of	40
did on a sodaine	40
that the venetians had	40
by the way of	40
that the king of	40
the city of venice	39
early english books online	39
that part of the	39
the republic of venice	39
in a short time	38
the condition of the	38
a league with the	38
of the house of	38
pope and the venetians	38
that he would not	38
in the mean time	38
betwixt the emperour and	38
of the french king	38
to fight with the	38
that the venetians should	38
decad of the historie	38
in respect of the	38
generall of the venetian	38
as soon as he	37
for a long time	37
the princes of italy	37
the king of hungary	37
the same time to	37
taken by the venetians	37
in the hauen of	36
reason of the great	36
the church of the	36
the duke of sauoy	36
it was thought that	36
the conclusion of the	36
the army of the	36
that they might not	36
the friendship of the	36
so much the more	36
the confines of the	36
whilest these things were	36
great part of the	36
the inhabitants of the	36
the articles of the	36
the crown of france	36
the affairs of the	36
that he might be	35
the captaines of the	35
and that they might	35
the historie of venice	35
did in such sort	35
with the duke of	35
in the midst of	35
to take up arms	35
and at the same	35
by reason of a	34
of the dutchy of	34
had like to haue	34
as soon as the	34
in the same manner	34
to the prejudice of	34
the king of arragon	34
in the same place	34
to make warre vpon	34
that they were not	33
with great numbers of	33
with the residue of	33
make warre on the	33
the duke of savoy	33
and by that meanes	33
and that it was	33
whilst these things were	33
the other side of	33
the time of the	33
the latter end of	33
the republick of venice	33
one and the same	33
the authority of the	33
for the gard of	33
the losse of the	32
that the venetians would	32
the duke of venice	32
because he would not	32
for the king of	32
not be able to	32
in the church of	32
conclusion of the league	32
if it were possible	32
other side of the	32
the kings of france	32
as it was thought	32
of the losse of	32
for that they had	32
was chosen in his	31
the french king and	31
and that he would	31
the taking of the	31
that it might be	31
into the territories of	31
in the city of	31
in the meane space	31
of the venetian armie	31
that is to say	31
and within a while	31
to the church of	31
that they were to	31
so soone as hee	31
so as it was	31
the comming of the	31
by meanes of the	31
for the service of	31
army of the league	31
which were in the	31
the same time in	31
booke of the third	30
hauing intelligence of the	30
the king of hungarie	30
by reason that the	30
the reputation of the	30
of men at armes	30
booke of the second	30
the report of the	30
the venetians on the	30
it is to be	30
and those of the	30
of the christian fleet	30
of the turkish fleet	30
booke of the fifth	30
of the third decad	30
by the death of	30
to doe the like	30
of the fifth decade	30
to ioyne with the	30
to be able to	30
the king of cyprus	29
with those of the	29
as farre as the	29
booke of the first	29
as well for the	29
not farre from thence	29
which the venetians had	29
that at the same	29
the pope and venetians	29
and that the venetians	29
of the taking of	29
made a league with	29
and to that end	29
that so soone as	29
but a little before	29
the men at armes	28
the peace of italy	28
with all his forces	28
the bishop of gurcia	28
to make vse of	28
of a contrary opinion	28
both by land and	28
the territories of verona	28
the affaires of italy	28
enter into the league	28
and that he should	28
the newes of the	28
but so soone as	28
king of the romans	28
which they had taken	28
hauing notice of the	27
the death of the	27
that the venetians were	27
in regard of his	27
out of hope to	27
from the king of	27
the marquis of guasto	27
the king of poland	27
to joyn with the	27
that which had beene	27
the french king to	27
of the second decad	27
of the venetian fleet	27
the castle of milan	27
may be sayed to	27
a man of great	27
regard of the great	27
the consent of the	27
the king of spaine	27
was not to be	27
to returne to the	27
it will not be	27
of the council of	27
that it would be	26
by all meanes to	26
for feare of the	26
of the kingdom of	26
the kingdom of cyprus	26
the rest of his	26
that he was not	26
is reported that the	26
was to be done	26
the meane time being	26
an agreement with the	26
is not to be	26
should not be able	26
the prince of mantua	26
the body of the	26
the end that they	26
emperor and the french	26
booke of the sixth	26
for that he had	26
to the venetian senate	26
was thought to be	26
to come to the	26
of the pope and	26
booke of the fourth	26
of the castle of	25
the generall of the	25
it came to passe	25
the meane time the	25
in regard of their	25
on the firme land	25
the protection of the	25
venetians in the meane	25
chosen in his place	25
the beginning of his	25
the senate of venice	25
of the realme of	25
as well in regard	25
at one and the	25
of the affairs of	25
in the state of	25
to take armes against	25
and being come to	25
of the french army	25
in time of peace	25
emperour and the venetians	25
the government of the	25
name of the common	25
was taken by the	25
as if they had	25
as also for that	25
the venetians and genoueses	24
the same time that	24
the coming of the	24
well in regard of	24
the dukedom of millan	24
articles of the league	24
to the end they	24
in the presence of	24
the midst of the	24
did greatly trouble the	24
out of the city	24
into the power of	24
who at that time	24
to the house of	24
and the same time	24
the french and the	24
forces of the league	24
in the territories of	24
the meane time hauing	24
with a mighty army	24
being not able to	24
the dominion of the	24
against the french king	24
the common good of	24
the charge of the	23
a treaty of peace	23
against the king of	23
the king of persia	23
any part of the	23
that the venetians did	23
on a sodaine to	23
the i le of	23
that which they had	23
who at the same	23
all the rest of	23
to the aide of	23
as they had done	23
of the kings of	23
for the good of	23
kings of france and	23
that they had not	23
the present condition of	23
to the end to	23
ought not to be	23
the signory of venice	23
of peace with the	23
with the losse of	23
forth of the citie	23
was the first that	23
the duke of austria	23
the duke of urbin	23
by meanes whereof the	23
was one of the	23
end that they might	23
of the first decad	23
peace with the venetians	23
french king and the	23
such time as they	23
not so much for	23
state of the church	23
of the isle of	23
in the place of	22
of being able to	22
to do any thing	22
did belong to the	22
to the isle of	22
was at this time	22
was to be feared	22
according to the custome	22
and the rest of	22
that of the venetians	22
that it was to	22
of the church of	22
they were enforced to	22
things were done in	22
the first booke of	22
the order of the	22
a part of the	22
did at the same	22
had a long time	22
the top of the	22
that they should not	22
which the king of	22
the french and venetians	22
were of opinion to	22
but on the contrary	22
of the sixth decade	22
that the french king	22
generall of the venetians	22
hauing intelligence that the	22
neere to the citie	22
the gulph of lepanto	22
on the left hand	22
the opinion of the	21
forth of the hauen	21
by a generall consent	21
of the city of	21
make warre vpon the	21
the venetians nauall armie	21
and in the meane	21
second booke of the	21
in the court of	21
that they did not	21
and that they should	21
the second booke of	21
of the grand council	21
the most part of	21
in the kingdom of	21
first booke of the	21
is taken by the	21
they could not be	21
which was to be	21
to attempt any thing	21
by so much more	21
the citie of venice	21
soone as he had	21
as it is reported	21
yeare of his gouernment	21
that he had not	21
the third booke of	21
the articles of peace	21
of the citie of	21
the treatie of peace	21
the dukedom of milan	21
taken by the genoueses	21
in the behalfe of	21
league with the venetians	21
emperor and the venetians	21
of the christian princes	21
if they were not	21
of peace betwixt the	21
is certaine that the	21
what was to be	21
make use of the	21
third booke of the	21
the remainder of the	21
the councell of tenne	21
the family of the	21
for the duke of	20
into the hauen of	20
those of the venetians	20
in order of battaile	20
thought it fit to	20
the souldiers of the	20
the territories of the	20
the cause of his	20
by the consent of	20
rest of the fleet	20
with the title of	20
and the better to	20
to the island of	20
the conditions of peace	20
of the french kings	20
that he might the	20
as you have heard	20
under the dominion of	20
that which he had	20
the prejudice of the	20
side of the riuer	20
in the isle of	20
draw the venetians to	20
by those of the	20
the league of cambray	20
the command of the	20
in the treaty of	20
the lake of benac	20
called at this day	20
that they should be	20
the proceedings of the	20
and to the end	20
emperour and the king	20
to the custome of	20
to come into italy	20
greatest part of the	20
yeelded to the venetians	20
so soone as it	20
emperour and the french	20
in this dukes time	20
mouth of the riuer	20
to the pope and	19
of the venetian army	19
they were forced to	19
of all the rest	19
so as they might	19
the fortune of the	19
to the venetians obedience	19
the lord saint paul	19
the treaty of the	19
and all the rest	19
as well by reason	19
the same time as	19
and on the contrary	19
the presence of the	19
the duke of orleance	19
with a strong garrison	19
the great number of	19
it is thought that	19
the violence of the	19
on the confines of	19
for that they were	19
part of the wall	19
a good number of	19
out of a desire	19
their wiues and children	19
the safety of the	19
to fire and sword	19
made generall of the	19
but on the other	19
by the meanes of	19
the end they might	19
to treat of the	19
the history of venice	19
that it was the	19
the fury of the	19
the duke of florence	19
the honour of the	19
and that he was	19
and to this end	19
friendship of the french	19
into the dutchy of	19
senates answere to the	19
the gard of the	19
the venetians were not	19
buried in the church	19
but the duke of	19
an account of the	19
the same manner as	19
king of france to	19
residue of the armie	19
which at this day	19
they should not be	19
the interest of the	19
a long time before	19
that he did not	19
into the enemies hands	19
at home and abroad	19
peace betwixt the venetians	19
with all their forces	19
and the marquis of	18
ninth booke of the	18
the venetians should be	18
is at this day	18
the viceroy of naples	18
there was not any	18
he would not be	18
the like did the	18
peace with the turks	18
to treat of peace	18
the ambassadors of the	18
which he had taken	18
to do the like	18
the isle of candie	18
was thought that the	18
both the one and	18
was sent to the	18
for the recouery of	18
within a mile of	18
if it should be	18
of the venetian common	18
generall of the armie	18
the tenth booke of	18
had in times past	18
did beare to the	18
into the state of	18
and that they would	18
the ninth booke of	18
the venetians against the	18
the gouernment of the	18
and that he might	18
that were in the	18
to free himselfe from	18
as on the contrarie	18
league with the king	18
tenth booke of the	18
and that they were	18
the cittie of venice	18
of those that were	18
after the death of	18
the report of this	18
with his whole army	18
and that he had	18
taken by the french	18
well by reason of	18
being out of hope	18
send ambassadors to the	18
the other side the	18
for feare least the	18
represented either as utf	18
who by reason of	18
of one of the	18
and great numbers of	18
rest of the army	18
to the opinion of	18
the safety of their	18
so long as the	18
of the councell of	18
the passage of the	18
for the common good	18
his answere to the	18
any thing which might	18
the historie of uenice	18
of the holy land	18
the good of the	18
characters represented either as	18
or at least to	18
the king of the	18
warre on the venetians	18
as soon as they	18
yeeld to the venetians	18
to the crown of	18
by the senates decree	18
part of the citie	18
at this day the	18
part of his forces	18
the knights of malta	18
about the beginning of	17
procurator of saint marke	17
to the prince and	17
in the view of	17
of the ottoman empire	17
the princes of the	17
to the venetians to	17
the venetians were much	17
and the other to	17
by land and water	17
greatest part of his	17
to the state of	17
a strong garrison in	17
the end that he	17
that it should be	17
betooke themselues to flight	17
of the affaires of	17
for so soone as	17
in the dutchy of	17
on the right hand	17
a great summe of	17
treaty of the league	17
at the last the	17
to goe to the	17
of the venetian senate	17
the venetians from the	17
and in a manner	17
to the treaty of	17
the meane time did	17
at the siege of	17
by order from the	17
vnder the commaund of	17
sixth booke of the	17
so farre off from	17
to raise the siege	17
and in this manner	17
to the defence of	17
they were not to	17
for the affairs of	17
of the enemies gallies	17
in a manner all	17
that if they should	17
but that they were	17
the whole state of	17
to acquaint them with	17
to be feared that	17
was not able to	17
at that time was	17
the seruice of the	17
take up arms against	17
the originall of the	17
by meanes of a	17
that it was a	17
at the end of	17
to draw the venetians	17
for the french king	17
of the kingdome of	17
they were ready to	17
at the taking of	17
when they should be	17
for want of pay	17
for the preservation of	17
the preservation of the	17
the law of nations	17
and that there was	17
in the moneth of	17
the venetians at the	17
in so much that	17
on the hither side	17
in time of war	17
for that it was	17
that the king had	17
by the name of	17
to the castle of	17
to treate of peace	17
the one and other	17
the empire of the	17
the sixth booke of	17
by how much the	17
no longer able to	16
as much as they	16
the number of their	16
that the pope had	16
which they could not	16
and by this meanes	16
of the order of	16
as well as the	16
that it is not	16
both at home and	16
the signorie of venice	16
the lake of la	16
for the execution of	16
the treaty of agreement	16
to take away all	16
come into the field	16
the obedience of the	16
belonging to the venetians	16
defence of the state	16
war with the turks	16
during the time of	16
those of the league	16
they had taken from	16
the fortune of war	16
in such sort as	16
in so great a	16
which they were to	16
the dukes of venice	16
of the ottaman empire	16
were at the same	16
attempt the taking of	16
and all the other	16
the princes of christendom	16
if it were not	16
might be the more	16
under the conduct of	16
cause of the warre	16
the senates answer to	16
with his whole fleet	16
they were bound to	16
the advantage of the	16
the league with the	16
to have recourse to	16
the condition of affairs	16
that he would be	16
the fourth booke of	16
the occasion of the	16
was to no purpose	16
that the pope should	16
the death of pope	16
the castle of bressia	16
the next day after	16
in the hands of	16
of those of the	16
the other princes of	16
the duke of orleans	16
the middest of winter	16
he was bound to	16
soone as they had	16
sent word to the	16
against the common enemy	16
the island of candia	16
being come into the	16
he was desirous to	16
great summe of money	16
what he had done	16
of the treaty of	16
make peace with the	16
the islands of the	16
who was in the	16
the dignity of the	16
greatest part of their	16
of the citie to	16
which did belong to	16
of the nauall armie	16
of the lord of	16
the description of the	16
as much as he	16
condition of the times	16
fourth booke of the	16
the election of the	16
of the men at	16
that by reason of	16
in the kingdome of	16
as it was said	16
the greatness of the	16
and that it would	16
the duke of alua	16
vnder the venetians obedience	16
of the family of	16
that the state of	16
and that of the	16
it would be a	16
after that they had	16
defend the state of	16
so as in a	16
end that he might	16
the nature of the	16
with an intent to	16
who not long before	16
which they had in	16
all things necessary for	16
of agreement with the	16
and the like of	16
of the chiefe of	16
and put to flight	16
of pope paul the	15
who after he had	15
by reason of these	15
by force of arms	15
by the senate to	15
by the french king	15
fight with the enemie	15
an accord with the	15
by reason that they	15
as well by the	15
they did not onely	15
on the th of	15
that he was to	15
was in a manner	15
the seuenth booke of	15
great numbers of horse	15
the pope to the	15
any thing against the	15
the renewing of the	15
into a place of	15
the good of christendom	15
the pope in the	15
of the turkish forces	15
and not long after	15
as there was no	15
between him and the	15
the one and the	15
companies of men at	15
with all his men	15
against the duke of	15
into the gulph of	15
to the custom of	15
which he had receiued	15
in some sort to	15
to the venetians by	15
give an account of	15
between the emperour and	15
be sayed to be	15
there was some likelihood	15
into the confines of	15
by the means of	15
other princes of italy	15
of the fourth decade	15
make vse of the	15
to the mouth of	15
to the rest of	15
the possession of the	15
the inquisitors of state	15
number of the dead	15
that the senate would	15
of the third booke	15
the force of the	15
lewis king of hungarie	15
that he had no	15
in the gulph of	15
so faire an occasion	15
of the liberty of	15
by reason of this	15
were not able to	15
the successe of the	15
on the north side	15
to the reliefe of	15
and all other necessaries	15
being at this time	15
that if he should	15
according to the custom	15
to the venetian ambassador	15
the warre against the	15
fifth booke of the	15
they might not be	15
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