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trigram	frequency
the king of	1050
the duke of	881
by reason of	746
to the venetians	692
the same time	670
at the same	594
the french king	564
in the meane	535
king of france	522
the meane time	501
the state of	446
reason of the	444
of the venetians	416
to the end	404
of the league	378
that it was	368
of the common	368
on the other	366
so soone as	340
of the french	339
that they might	337
that he had	336
and that the	315
part of the	313
of the enemies	312
the other side	309
according to the	306
that the venetians	305
of the venetian	296
and the venetians	293
out of the	290
in regard of	288
those of the	274
that he would	274
which they had	272
that they had	271
to the pope	270
which he had	265
one of the	264
that he might	264
the number of	263
neere to the	257
by the venetians	253
of the citie	245
that they were	242
on a sodaine	241
at that time	240
the end that	239
the pope and	237
the taking of	232
the name of	228
as it was	226
the city of	220
that they would	215
in a manner	215
with the venetians	214
they could not	214
to the king	212
the venetians to	210
that he was	208
the rest of	208
the death of	205
forth of the	205
a long time	205
and the other	205
generall of the	203
a while after	200
to the common	199
the castle of	197
of the city	197
the venetians and	197
of the great	195
at this time	195
the venetians were	195
booke of the	192
the beginning of	192
to the french	191
regard of the	191
to the venetian	189
of all the	186
with the french	186
great numbers of	185
and that he	184
and of the	184
within a while	183
taken by the	183
they would not	182
was to be	180
the lord of	179
it is reported	177
come to the	172
men at armes	171
and that they	169
so as the	168
the isle of	165
not to be	165
that they should	164
the affairs of	164
with the king	164
and to the	164
and for the	160
so great a	160
king of england	159
he could not	159
of the state	159
the venetians had	158
of the island	158
the end of	157
the citie of	156
state of milan	155
the dutchy of	155
against the venetians	155
in the same	153
and by the	153
there was no	152
they were to	151
the marquis of	151
being come to	151
at the first	151
the treaty of	150
to the senate	150
that he should	149
of the church	149
the affaires of	149
it was not	149
such time as	148
that of the	146
the power of	146
the bishop of	146
and in the	145
rest of the	144
and on the	144
at the beginning	143
if they should	143
number of the	142
the confines of	142
and from thence	139
it would be	139
of the army	137
on the contrary	137
of the enemy	137
of the pope	137
could not be	137
and the king	136
end of the	136
duke of milan	136
of the same	135
the losse of	135
with the pope	135
as soon as	134
in the citie	133
the church of	133
peace with the	132
he would not	132
that the king	132
to the great	132
in this manner	131
being able to	130
the turkish fleet	130
together with the	130
they were not	130
dutchy of milan	129
at the last	128
the defence of	128
the kingdom of	127
of the king	127
to the duke	126
to the emperour	125
the forces of	125
of the empire	125
the cause of	124
at this day	123
they did not	123
of the whole	122
it was thought	122
after he had	121
and the french	121
as it were	121
all of them	121
the venetians in	121
to come to	121
that the pope	120
duke of vrbin	120
after they had	120
the territories of	120
treaty of peace	119
pope and the	119
the venetian senate	119
that if the	118
duke of venice	118
the hauen of	117
the time of	117
that there was	117
by the pope	117
not being able	117
for a time	116
on both sides	116
of the warre	116
for the common	115
beginning of the	115
as hath beene	115
of the sea	114
the citty of	114
of the riuer	114
is reported that	114
and all the	114
they might be	113
the middest of	113
the prince of	113
and not to	112
to the citie	112
belonging to the	110
by sea and	110
sent to the	110
be able to	110
as for the	109
sea and land	108
the french kings	108
the princes of	108
they should be	108
hath beene said	108
for that purpose	108
to enter into	108
of the duke	108
in the name	107
by the king	107
name of the	107
of the popes	105
that the french	105
the emperor and	105
by meanes of	105
as much as	104
as they had	104
to be a	104
by the way	103
all the rest	103
the command of	102
the next day	102
in the middest	102
some of the	102
the senate to	102
the emperour and	102
those that were	101
in a short	101
the venetians did	101
came to the	101
to the emperor	100
in the year	100
of the turkish	100
the house of	100
of all things	100
these things were	100
as they were	99
a little before	99
a man of	99
make use of	99
the prince and	99
the pope to	99
the most part	99
but the venetians	98
for the venetians	98
to make warre	98
from thence to	98
the hands of	98
the mouth of	98
in such sort	97
as he had	97
not long after	97
ought to be	97
if he should	96
that he did	96
of the armie	96
power of the	96
of the castle	96
by the french	96
and the rest	96
of so great	96
with the rest	96
for that they	95
league with the	95
the better to	95
both of them	95
according to their	95
the kings of	94
the french and	94
as it is	94
were in the	94
to the church	94
which the venetians	94
it is not	94
would not be	93
from the venetians	93
side of the	93
the realme of	93
the condition of	93
which was the	93
at one time	92
the christian princes	92
for want of	92
of the place	92
on all sides	92
of the fleet	92
of the people	92
by reason that	92
was in the	92
so as they	92
as farre as	92
with all his	91
soone as the	91
not able to	91
to treat of	91
the venetian armie	91
the space of	91
of the christian	90
the french army	90
answer to the	90
the venetian fleet	90
is to be	90
the firme land	90
betwixt the venetians	89
each of them	89
and that it	89
and to make	89
to defend the	89
it may be	89
state of the	89
agreement with the	88
of the senate	88
the safety of	88
enter into the	88
of the turks	88
to be made	88
were to be	87
of his owne	87
of the war	87
the venetians being	87
it was to	86
of the kings	86
there was a	86
him in the	86
of his own	86
to make a	86
with the turks	85
to be the	85
to keep the	85
cause of the	85
of so many	85
the venetian army	85
the guard of	85
with his army	85
the siege of	84
as well in	84
made by the	84
for the most	84
with all the	84
many of the	84
betwixt the pope	83
duke of ferrara	83
that the venetian	83
that in the	83
that the same	83
the arriuall of	83
the councell of	83
great number of	83
with the emperour	83
the island of	83
the venetians should	82
the christian fleet	82
if it were	82
in the city	82
for that the	82
that hee had	81
to make them	81
he should be	81
of the senat	81
the greatest part	81
part of his	81
was at the	81
to goe to	81
of the first	81
for it was	80
some of them	80
it might be	80
to be done	80
that the common	80
to make the	80
king of spain	80
of their own	79
that it might	79
great store of	79
that they did	79
it should be	79
in respect of	79
came to venice	79
the cities of	79
on the one	79
the common good	79
of the commonwealth	79
so as it	79
the one side	79
forces of the	79
state of venice	78
this mean while	78
being desirous to	78
the inhabitants of	78
for that he	78
to assaile the	78
in the end	77
and at the	77
and the duke	77
at such time	77
as he was	77
to fight with	77
emperour and the	77
with the venetian	76
but that they	76
he might be	76
for the defence	76
the pope had	76
he did not	76
against the turkes	76
hath been said	76
king of hungary	76
the grand council	76
the council of	76
for the same	76
affairs of italy	76
to the same	76
that the enemies	75
he had not	75
mouth of the	75
not so much	75
the court of	75
in times past	75
it to the	75
that it would	74
of them were	74
that the senate	74
were sent to	74
emperor and the	74
there is no	74
went to the	74
about the same	74
with a great	73
state of millan	73
the kingdome of	73
in that place	73
that if they	73
the service of	73
should not be	73
the residue of	73
they had not	73
to take armes	72
by the enemies	72
as hath been	72
the whole fleet	72
but that the	72
was come to	72
of the turkes	72
according to his	72
a league with	72
them in the	71
which hee had	71
that all the	71
against the french	71
them to the	71
in the senate	71
of the confederates	71
in the beginning	71
he was to	70
by the turks	70
the government of	70
he had done	70
they had taken	70
as well as	70
by the senate	70
from the king	70
king of hungarie	70
of the emperour	70
council of ten	70
of all men	70
the fort of	70
the conduct of	70
the contents of	70
to that end	69
the articles of	69
and those of	69
which had beene	69
that it is	69
because it was	69
general of the	69
greatest part of	69
seemed to be	69
for the space	69
for feare of	69
in the hauen	69
that hee would	69
of the country	69
the venetian generall	69
the report of	69
the enemies fleet	68
and all other	68
of the republic	68
with the emperor	68
or at least	68
contents of the	68
ought not to	68
to the enemies	68
as if they	68
answere to the	67
first of all	67
of the citty	67
peace betwixt the	67
against the turks	67
into the field	67
as well for	67
and with the	67
defence of the	67
to venice to	67
giuen to the	67
which they were	67
a short space	66
vnder the command	66
in time of	66
the title of	66
by meanes whereof	66
contrary to the	66
that were in	66
kingdom of naples	66
which were in	66
and for that	66
were of opinion	66
from the senate	66
of the gallies	66
to the number	66
they had done	66
come into the	66
prince and senate	65
that he could	65
as they could	65
they should not	65
to no purpose	65
if they would	65
that at the	65
the venetians are	65
newes of the	65
with those of	65
because that the	65
not long before	65
soone as he	64
the opinion of	64
a strong garrison	64
many of them	64
but in the	64
till such time	64
to draw the	64
to go to	64
soone as they	63
not farre from	63
to take the	63
the occasion of	63
the gulph of	63
betwixt the emperor	63
and it was	63
hundred light horse	63
to be very	63
those who were	63
reason of his	63
of those of	63
to joyn with	63
which is the	63
end that the	63
to returne to	63
the pope being	63
the way of	63
the town of	63
to the campe	62
for the safety	62
middest of the	62
of the hauen	62
so that the	62
from whence they	62
that part of	62
the place of	62
that they could	62
to hinder the	62
the more easily	62
all the other	62
time as the	62
hundred men at	62
of his forces	62
because they would	61
reason of their	61
the liberty of	61
as to the	61
all their forces	61
in some sort	61
the same purpose	61
the enterprize of	61
for the guard	61
for the king	60
on the venetians	60
by the enemy	60
did not only	60
it to be	60
by land and	60
brought to the	60
he was not	60
the whole army	60
the senate had	60
in his place	60
of those who	59
of the republick	59
princes of italy	59
this was the	59
did not onely	59
in the midst	59
so much the	59
guard of the	59
neare to the	59
but it was	59
by the senates	59
to ioyne with	59
fight with the	59
to the prince	59
realme of naples	59
be brought to	58
was sent to	58
if he had	58
the friendship of	58
lord of chaumont	58
the same day	58
who was then	58
they began to	58
the chiefe of	58
was the first	58
the venetians would	58
it is certaine	58
the same place	58
by the duke	58
to the people	58
for their own	58
for a while	57
which is a	57
the most christian	57
of the most	57
where he was	57
of the town	57
things were done	57
a great part	56
the reputation of	56
a great number	56
to make use	56
with the whole	56
the gallies of	56
by that meanes	56
but the senate	56
most christian king	56
and to be	56
of the second	56
the presence of	56
but that he	56
into the hands	56
warre on the	56
but the pope	56
that the duke	56
was desirous to	56
the people of	56
to the league	56
to be of	56
they resolued to	56
how that the	56
the dukedom of	56
if it should	56
thought to be	56
but it is	56
it was a	56
of a long	56
the venetian gallies	56
if they had	56
which had been	56
was by the	56
might be the	56
king of the	56
the fortune of	55
venetians and the	55
he came to	55
of the inhabitants	55
so much as	55
brought to venice	55
to the senat	55
that the emperour	55
the newes of	55
the pope was	55
with his forces	55
the conclusion of	55
to make war	55
might not be	55
the authority of	55
to make any	55
the dukes of	54
he had taken	54
put to sea	54
so great an	54
of the historie	54
of the gulph	54
chiefe of the	54
of the other	54
and by that	54
duke of sauoy	54
the catholick king	54
the historie of	54
by way of	54
on either side	54
for the pope	54
when they should	54
the preservation of	54
all his forces	54
the comming of	54
he went to	54
masters of the	53
that by the	53
the senate being	53
them from the	53
captaines of the	53
of the rest	53
sent by the	53
all meanes to	53
the hopes of	53
if they were	53
if it be	53
it is to	53
they were in	53
part of their	53
joyn with the	53
from all parts	53
the lake of	53
thought that the	53
as he should	53
to be so	53
whom he had	53
consent of the	52
in all things	52
the venetians hauing	52
some say that	52
by the same	52
the honour of	52
to the other	52
to haue beene	52
to see the	52
residue of the	52
the enterprise of	52
and in a	52
by little and	52
to be in	52
in the venetian	52
little and little	52
but on the	52
on that side	52
the election of	52
report of the	52
of the third	52
vp and downe	52
returne to the	52
that which he	51
great part of	51
make warre on	51
a kind of	51
hands of the	51
hauing notice of	51
of the kingdom	51
and because the	51
of the emperor	51
liberty of italy	51
one of them	51
up and down	51
one of his	51
yeelded to the	51
in the night	51
in the time	51
to all the	51
of france his	51
to assault the	51
of the kingdome	51
made with the	51
duke of uenice	51
the king to	51
they came to	51
court of rome	51
in no sort	51
to do so	51
by this meanes	51
as well by	50
arriuall of the	50
come into italy	50
the midst of	50
all the princes	50
who at the	50
and the same	50
of the night	50
come to venice	50
the citie was	50
and that therefore	50
the good of	50
friendship with the	50
with his whole	50
went about to	50
in the island	50
to goe and	50
authority of the	50
both by sea	50
with the other	50
with all their	50
intelligence of the	50
affaires of the	50
and being come	50
kingdome of naples	50
and the pope	50
a place of	49
to the sea	49
service of the	49
into the league	49
the crown of	49
did on a	49
the admirall of	49
that the enemie	49
of that which	49
into the enemies	49
time of the	49
hauing intelligence of	49
it was in	49
and the venetian	49
as they should	49
so long as	49
by how much	49
to the castle	49
of the princes	49
of all sorts	49
against the enemie	49
is certaine that	49
to this end	49
early english books	49
by the venetian	49
with the same	49
duke of bourbon	49
one and the	49
notice of the	49
them to be	49
in the mean	49
of the towne	48
where they were	48
the peace of	48
for it is	48
the danger of	48
and the whole	48
the cardinall of	48
him to the	48
they might not	48
did the like	48
into the citie	48
to resist the	48
would be the	48
of them being	48
who had the	48
the which he	48
the memory of	48
some of his	48
make warre vpon	48
was taken by	48
of that city	48
to this purpose	48
any of the	48
with the duke	48
use of the	48
that the emperor	48
those who had	48
betwixt the emperour	48
which they did	48
the first that	48
all sorts of	48
land and sea	47
of the fourth	47
the king was	47
of the victory	47
to the contrary	47
the creation of	47
possession of the	47
the order of	47
at his arriuall	47
doe the like	47
he would be	47
to guard the	47
by the common	47
by all the	47
not be able	47
to fall upon	47
of the genoueses	47
the senate was	47
take up arms	47
yeeld to the	47
had not the	47
was not to	47
the territorie of	47
the senate did	47
to take up	47
the mean while	47
description of the	47
like to haue	47
articles of the	47
conditions of peace	47
diuers of the	47
that which was	47
places of the	47
a part of	47
but that which	46
to the camp	46
after the taking	46
the possession of	46
the aide of	46
army of the	46
for the french	46
duke of urbine	46
to take away	46
were enforced to	46
to be seene	46
by all meanes	46
from the beginning	46
after that he	46
condition of the	46
returned to the	46
of all italy	46
venetians in the	46
that the enemy	46
of the council	46
to the riuer	46
sent to venice	46
the coast of	46
to which purpose	46
in all places	46
of the peace	46
the history of	46
to the enemy	46
they resolved to	46
they had been	46
which was to	46
that if he	46
and that if	45
the walls of	45
to the popes	45
were desirous to	45
of the publick	45
by which the	45
which was not	45
the riuer of	45
out of a	45
the republic of	45
to come into	45
put to rout	45
lord of lautrec	45
and that of	45
the nauall armie	45
from whence the	45
in this sort	45
on the contrarie	45
to make him	45
conclusion of the	45
inhabitants of the	45
the riuer adda	45
that hee was	45
to the army	45
they went to	45
of opinion to	45
with great forces	45
a short time	45
returned to venice	45
the venetians at	44
him in his	44
but a little	44
the execution of	44
though it were	44
which might be	44
war with the	44
when he was	44
warre against the	44
so to doe	44
to that purpose	44
that hee might	44
which the king	44
that which they	44
of the cittie	44
the which was	44
to take it	44
was the cause	44
hauing intelligence that	44
affairs of the	44
the senate of	44
vnder the conduct	44
the like did	44
would have been	44
and at last	44
for all the	44
the example of	44
of his army	44
same time the	44
out of their	44
from the pope	44
to be at	44
the body of	44
to haue the	43
marquis of mantua	43
in the venetians	43
not to suffer	43
all christian princes	43
they thought it	43
house of austria	43
of france and	43
is taken by	43
after hee had	43
out of hope	43
was enforced to	43
and went to	43
in a moment	43
king of poland	43
ioyne with the	43
to such a	43
euen to the	43
it was the	43
to defend it	43
king of spaine	43
when he should	43
to be feared	43
to the commonwealth	43
the towne of	42
what he had	42
it was concluded	42
as he said	42
the dutch foot	42
the enemies were	42
were ready to	42
belong to the	42
into the city	42
for the good	42
by the popes	42
to the republick	42
he had a	42
of the romans	42
of peace with	42
the venetians with	42
most of the	42
his forces to	42
the army of	42
to the turks	42
church of rome	42
the same manner	42
city of venice	42
other christian princes	42
that which had	42
entred into the	42
feare of the	42
did at the	42
what they had	42
the venetians on	42
they had no	42
be the more	42
the which they	42
in a word	42
the turkish forces	42
the charge of	42
by no meanes	42
which he was	42
to their own	41
of the christians	41
an account of	41
of their forces	41
of the world	41
for them to	41
and the emperour	41
the country of	41
as the venetians	41
to meet him	41
of their owne	41
those of escalla	41
of the fifth	41
by the emperour	41
reputation of the	41
taken from the	41
of the said	41
the republick of	41
but the king	41
decad of the	41
there was nothing	41
to defend themselves	41
will not be	41
ambassadors to the	41
to the assault	41
him with the	41
and other places	41
the consent of	41
from the citie	41
by the genoueses	41
he resolved to	41
the remainder of	41
into the sea	41
much the more	41
of the new	41
farre from thence	41
in regard that	41
for a long	41
a great many	41
at the mouth	41
which the pope	41
into the gulph	41
to the city	41
to the turkes	41
being brought to	41
church of the	41
to keepe the	40
were wont to	40
respect of the	40
affected to the	40
the turkish army	40
any thing that	40
it will be	40
able to defend	40
set at liberty	40
summe of money	40
of his men	40
of the wall	40
to renew the	40
captain of the	40
and diuers other	40
as he could	40
as on the	40
but at last	40
the course of	40
it had beene	40
the conditions of	40
friendship of the	40
of that nation	40
duke of savoy	40
being to be	40
of saint marke	40
of the garrison	40
the venetians for	40
resolved to send	40
it was very	40
of their state	40
they might have	40
and a great	40
the gard of	40
had like to	40
republic of venice	40
comming to the	40
hee would not	40
the king had	40
from the french	40
if the venetians	40
horse and foot	40
the venetians by	40
whilst these things	40
of such a	40
because he would	40
in the church	40
to giue him	40
of the mountaines	40
it was said	40
the selfe same	40
was brought to	40
the duke and	40
that which is	40
did in a	40
the pope in	39
yeare of his	39
the whole citie	39
the mean time	39
by the people	39
the enemies army	39
the coming of	39
by those of	39
make vse of	39
they had in	39
of all their	39
of the house	39
them by the	39
the king and	39
are to be	39
of that state	39
him from the	39
to the genoueses	39
in his time	39
soon as he	39
the business of	39
gouernour of the	39
chosen in his	39
the garrison of	39
thought it fit	39
of the dutchy	39
to abandon the	39
to the ground	39
english books online	39
as also because	39
but they were	39
in point of	39
the head of	39
and if they	39
captaine of the	39
to have the	39
to all men	39
that the genoueses	39
for the gard	39
of the prince	39
not only to	39
would not suffer	39
and in this	39
the advantage of	39
of the sixth	39
for feare least	39
of the spaniards	39
and to that	39
of the government	39
meanes of the	39
made in the	39
that for the	39
by so much	39
of the grand	39
the recovery of	39
they had so	39
that by his	38
of the holy	38
to be able	38
more and more	38
to continue the	38
him and the	38
charge of the	38
was the more	38
the common enemy	38
to his owne	38
though they were	38
in the popes	38
were forced to	38
and by his	38
of other princes	38
for the future	38
with the residue	38
in the common	38
of them to	38
crown of france	38
it came to	38
advantage of the	38
gaston of foix	38
the venetians obedience	38
not as yet	38
did in such	38
as also for	38
against the common	38
peace and quiet	38
to prouide for	38
soon as the	38
as in a	38
of the nobility	38
against the enemies	38
they had beene	38
the venetian ambassador	38
the captaines of	38
who was a	38
to do it	38
enemies to the	38
whilest these things	38
most of them	38
did very much	38
with the enemie	38
it is a	38
besieged by the	38
the businesse of	38
as far as	38
him by the	38
the senate would	38
of his gouernment	38
of his gallies	38
to send his	38
much for the	38
and therefore they	38
king of arragon	38
for all that	38
in the french	38
as there was	38
of the councell	38
to the island	37
of the florentines	37
confines of the	37
in such a	37
to the prejudice	37
the family of	37
him to be	37
of the present	37
in that warre	37
he should not	37
that the turks	37
the great councell	37
from whence he	37
by all men	37
against the king	37
whom they had	37
who in the	37
for this purpose	37
he had sent	37
beeing come to	37
were at the	37
the senate in	37
not onely to	37
losse of the	37
kings of france	37
of the matter	37
care of the	37
in the state	37
an agreement with	37
the protection of	37
same time to	37
given to the	37
the venetians take	37
defeated by the	37
to provide for	37
the islands of	37
for the great	37
and to take	37
did belong to	37
the common cause	36
all things necessary	36
was thought that	36
antonio de leua	36
along with him	36
such as were	36
king and the	36
that they are	36
to treate of	36
the prejudice of	36
a little after	36
vpon the riuer	36
the dominion of	36
king of cyprus	36
the successe of	36
as they might	36
he seemed to	36
in his own	36
the like of	36
and safety of	36
for him to	36
told him that	36
the loss of	36
able to make	36
the citie to	36
did in the	36
body of the	36
the greatness of	36
occasion of the	36
they had made	36
he had been	36
historie of venice	36
out of his	36
in the citty	36
the one and	36
the which being	36
of the battaile	36
in regard whereof	36
against the emperour	36
the king did	36
master of the	36
with his gallies	36
put to flight	36
to acquaint the	36
of the chiefe	35
on the right	35
the latter end	35
vnder the venetians	35
to that of	35
the manner of	35
to defend their	35
he thought it	35
who had beene	35
the lord lautrec	35
of the dukes	35
with the genoueses	35
by the enemie	35
the fury of	35
of a contrary	35
and the like	35
the french ambassador	35
he was in	35
the ruine of	35
comming of the	35
of the ottoman	35
death of the	35
belonged to the	35
so as he	35
himself to be	35
with great losse	35
to the enemie	35
to be brought	35
the venetians from	35
on the left	35
the whole country	35
would haue beene	35
was committed to	35
intelligence that the	35
the gouernment of	35
made a league	35
for the present	35
the emperour to	35
of christian princes	35
by his owne	35
that when the	35
they might easily	35
when they were	35
of the losse	34
which would be	34
with the enemy	34
reason of a	34
and to this	34
lay in the	34
all that which	34
rance de cera	34
with the enemies	34
which he did	34
by the spaniards	34
was not yet	34
freed from the	34
peeces of ordnance	34
take armes against	34
it was reported	34
of the emperors	34
with that of	34
to the state	34
friend to the	34
in like manner	34
that is to	34
it would not	34
the pope did	34
articles of peace	34
it is most	34
he had made	34
the citties of	34
and as many	34
for the service	34
be enforced to	34
a desire of	34
of the chief	34
and out of	34
as it had	34
treatie of peace	34
resolued to send	34
because they had	34
fell into the	34
ouer the riuer	34
were come to	34
on the sea	34
of a great	34
as if he	34
they were all	34
and came to	34
to send their	34
to raise the	34
of the cities	34
taken from them	34
the french in	34
from the enemies	34
and that there	34
that were within	34
the custom of	34
of their army	34
that which did	34
i know not	34
made to the	34
in his owne	34
the grand signior	34
they are not	34
the right wing	34
with great numbers	34
with men and	34
to giue the	34
to have been	34
and that which	34
those who are	34
which was made	34
latter end of	34
of the spanish	34
of all these	34
of the lord	34
them with the	34
put to death	34
out of any	33
and with them	33
of those that	33
duke of austria	33
senate of venice	33
to the emperors	33
was thought to	33
king of persia	33
of the emperours	33
but at the	33
for so many	33
honour of the	33
to come and	33
but that it	33
to meet with	33
the italian princes	33
the restitution of	33
a mighty army	33
it is said	33
the office of	33
of the generall	33
as well to	33
against the emperor	33
and that by	33
who had been	33
league betwixt the	33
do the like	33
to send to	33
attempt any thing	33
of that kingdom	33
the which the	33
was a great	33
and among others	33
republick of venice	33
was chosen in	33
they would haue	33
the empire of	33
which the senate	33
reported that the	33
the violence of	33
of a new	33
they would be	33
hundred and fifty	33
ships of burthen	33
the dignity of	33
done by the	33
of the chiefest	33
him for his	33
of the siege	33
do any thing	33
to treat with	33
the french had	33
the knights of	33
being come into	33
in the levant	33
is not to	33
in their own	33
the sea of	33
as well of	33
other side of	33
the ottoman empire	33
to those of	33
it fell out	33
he had no	33
fall into the	33
reduced vnder the	33
it was resolved	32
the way to	32
and by their	32
had in the	32
to him to	32
as some say	32
up arms against	32
is to say	32
crossed the riuer	32
fearing least the	32
and with a	32
to doe the	32
in so much	32
government of the	32
and within a	32
to quit the	32
had taken from	32
those which were	32
all other things	32
account of the	32
and from the	32
the souldiers and	32
seized on the	32
for that time	32
and put to	32
to satisfie the	32
he should have	32
the expence of	32
french king and	32
peace of italy	32
order of the	32
there is a	32
with his armie	32
or else to	32
of their gallies	32
all those who	32
of one of	32
of the best	32
to do any	32
to returne into	32
of men at	32
the enemie had	32
would not haue	32
for that it	32
it were possible	32
so much for	32
it is thought	32
all things were	32
prejudice of the	32
the french were	32
whereby they might	32
to send the	32
as hee had	32
well for the	32
who was the	32
to his own	32
in the camp	32
with his owne	32
in any sort	32
the venetians nauall	32
of the realme	32
of the taking	32
soone as hee	32
safety of the	32
the great lord	32
perceiuing that the	32
same time in	32
brought into the	32
had taken the	32
family of the	32
and if it	32
to those who	32
the warre of	32
taking of the	32
came into the	32
parts of the	32
certaine that the	32
into the territories	32
brought with him	32
in the castle	31
so as in	31
as in the	31
the channell of	31
seeing that the	31
either of them	31
his answere to	31
the meane space	31
a good while	31
the situation of	31
by the turkes	31
the more to	31
the enemies forces	31
that it should	31
miles distant from	31
but the duke	31
one of their	31
the passage of	31
to make peace	31
a treaty of	31
war against the	31
that therefore they	31
agreement betwixt the	31
it will not	31
which they might	31
might the more	31
vpon the venetians	31
and that in	31
in short space	31
condition of affairs	31
to keep them	31
gallies which were	31
as long as	31
in the army	31
french king to	31
the two armies	31
to return to	31
reason that the	31
by the imperialists	31
with a mighty	31
of the year	31
and with great	31
to make an	31
if they could	31
much to the	31
were not to	31
pope paul the	31
which was in	31
by which they	31
the conquest of	31
the ambassadors of	31
in former times	31
the generall of	31
at last to	31
so to do	31
with the common	31
whether it were	31
the force of	31
from the emperour	31
in so great	31
for their owne	31
the haven of	31
because they were	31
of the treaty	31
sent word to	31
it fit to	31
dominion of the	31
the top of	31
the venetian forces	31
the pope should	31
done in the	30
in the enemies	30
by the death	30
to cause the	30
the enemies campe	30
in his name	30
the valour of	30
venetians on the	30
themselves to the	30
he met with	30
proceedings of the	30
made use of	30
upon him the	30
generall of their	30
to an agreement	30
also for that	30
the men at	30
any part of	30
but for the	30
but the venetian	30
did greatly trouble	30
at the very	30
to free the	30
of horse and	30
with diuers other	30
a mightie armie	30
a generall consent	30
the enemies to	30
the enemies gallies	30
and that hee	30
with the republick	30
the honour and	30
against the turke	30
ambassador to the	30
of the nobles	30
in all the	30
the desire of	30
great desire to	30
that hee did	30
more to be	30
at the present	30
warre with the	30
with his troupes	30
to leaue the	30
of the late	30
the light horse	30
to the hauen	30
went and encamped	30
at which time	30
enforced to retire	30
was able to	30
they should have	30
began to be	30
because he had	30
should come to	30
but to the	30
and by this	30
they ought to	30
to make vse	30
making use of	30
against the turk	30
at least to	30
all his men	30
to have a	30
as might be	30
the tower of	30
was in a	30
and they were	30
he was very	30
contrary to his	30
able to resist	30
but because the	30
may be sayed	30
in other places	30
and the common	30
who were not	30
in league with	30
opinion of the	30
with the great	30
came to passe	30
sum of money	30
for they were	30
with the turke	30
as they did	30
the fifth decade	30
the third decad	30
the next year	30
long as the	30
come forth of	30
intelligence with the	30
of peace betwixt	30
to which the	30
and then the	29
as he might	29
not far from	29
the banks of	29
to go with	29
done to the	29
betwixt the two	29
to accept of	29
bishop of gurcia	29
alliance with the	29
be in the	29
marched against the	29
to the florentines	29
affaires of italy	29
did beare to	29
to doe it	29
the other to	29
to the fleet	29
both by land	29
and it is	29
so much more	29
in the world	29
no more to	29
in the senat	29
the pope would	29
with a good	29
the law of	29
and of all	29
to get the	29
christian princes to	29
and to keep	29
of great importance	29
himself of the	29
the cittie of	29
in the field	29
of the affairs	29
that so soone	29
when it was	29
them that the	29
of their men	29
was likely to	29
the interest of	29
he would haue	29
though he had	29
hee could not	29
being not able	29
farre as the	29
admirall of the	29
on euery side	29
the other princes	29
to send them	29
for fear of	29
the king should	29
lewis king of	29
in the place	29
he determined to	29
viceroy of naples	29
of the signory	29
notwithstanding that the	29
was taken prisoner	29
would be a	29
fiue and twentie	29
pope and venetians	29
a friend to	29
command of the	29
the place where	29
present at the	29
the souldiers of	29
these things being	29
of the earth	29
man of great	29
to batter the	29
to the new	29
in sundry places	29
with three hundred	29
his army into	29
fortune of the	29
a contrary opinion	29
was sent thither	29
by force of	29
to breake the	29
to stop the	29
safety of their	29
him not to	29
his army to	29
to this day	29
out of italy	29
to be seen	29
of the times	29
the custome of	29
were brought to	29
and this is	29
send ambassadors to	29
armie against the	29
and the florentines	29
the enemies being	29
fall upon the	29
made for the	29
exposed to the	29
the venetians the	29
with so many	29
come to passe	29
departed from venice	29
to the which	29
after a long	29
he had in	29
in the kingdom	29
the states of	29
he might the	29
to take in	29
to follow the	28
though they had	28
last of all	28
all manner of	28
duke of urbin	28
though it was	28
in the treaty	28
the senate sent	28
of the businesse	28
it could not	28
venetians nauall armie	28
he began to	28
but so soone	28
to give the	28
good of christendom	28
into the hauen	28
was one of	28
and that his	28
armes against the	28
of this warre	28
to give an	28
there was not	28
of peace and	28
to attempt any	28
prince of mantua	28
the enemy were	28
they are to	28
most part of	28
of that place	28
for he had	28
affection to the	28
all the world	28
the assistance of	28
an ambassador to	28
duke of florence	28
next to the	28
with great slaughter	28
and in his	28
to be had	28
troubled at the	28
warre vpon the	28
taken from him	28
the recouery of	28
goe to the	28
the enemies comming	28
he thought he	28
at the spring	28
they had already	28
and two thousand	28
to the publick	28
resolution of the	28
and if he	28
and many other	28
the other confederates	28
the holy land	28
so much desired	28
the citie being	28
the ottaman empire	28
the venetians send	28
of the senators	28
meane time the	28
for all things	28
the rivers of	28
protection of the	28
with the turk	28
that the republick	28
taken in the	28
they were enforced	28
the rest to	28
all men were	28
have power to	28
which the duke	28
preparations for war	28
himself in person	28
was ready to	28
themselues to the	28
with the army	28
came forth of	28
of a certaine	28
there is nothing	28
same time that	28
the venetian prince	28
of these two	28
the venetians affaires	28
they were at	28
for the venetian	28
the next morning	28
the other of	28
any thing which	28
should be made	28
of his souldiers	28
themselves to be	28
how much the	28
and if the	28
castle of milan	28
by the senat	28
that the citie	28
be sayed to	28
text creation partnership	28
the so many	28
to make it	28
the league of	28
territories of verona	28
with him in	28
them for the	28
were able to	28
as also to	27
to whom the	27
to assure the	27
and that their	27
the dutchie of	27
the nature of	27
said to be	27
and then to	27
the gouernour of	27
recourse to the	27
the citie with	27
the venetian common	27
marquis of guasto	27
to boot with	27
to suffer the	27
he was come	27
to secure the	27
the second decad	27
the bridge of	27
at what time	27
the greatnesse of	27
to make good	27
to recouer the	27
who was in	27
of the yeare	27
in order to	27
but if the	27
danger of the	27
retired into the	27
the riuer adice	27
the battaile of	27
for the better	27
the venetians great	27
the cape of	27
prince of the	27
caused them to	27
it were not	27
into the castle	27
successe of the	27
the strength of	27
the venetians against	27
the league was	27
they might with	27
by so many	27
wealth of venice	27
regard of his	27
they made a	27
had been so	27
off from the	27
in the interim	27
meane time being	27
you have heard	27
on these conditions	27
to assist the	27
and of his	27
for his own	27
a great and	27
which were to	27
most of all	27
might easily be	27
of the switzers	27
to be more	27
but the french	27
of milan to	27
based on the	27
to fight the	27
and the most	27
we ought to	27
that the whole	27
and of great	27
to bring the	27
senates answere to	27
who were in	27
in the morning	27
him to make	27
the city was	27
had beene taken	27
that hee should	27
of hope to	27
with them to	27
many of his	27
in the last	27
be present at	27
two of the	27
that those who	27
wherefore the venetians	27
a long and	27
in the territories	27
forth of their	27
be sent to	27
who were to	27
and made a	27
and all things	27
as many as	26
to depart thence	26
from thence he	26
end that they	26
necessary for the	26
interest of the	26
thought fit to	26
him of the	26
news of the	26
buried in the	26
of all his	26
were within it	26
people of the	26
the signory of	26
kingdom of cyprus	26
was not able	26
into the senate	26
him that the	26
them to make	26
against the enemy	26
of the last	26
in those parts	26
the pope by	26
venetians and genoueses	26
all the venetian	26
the whole island	26
to shew that	26
did so much	26
which was so	26
for they had	26
the garrisons of	26
as he did	26
the end they	26
were not so	26
to the generall	26
he had beene	26
men of the	26
of the dead	26
presence of the	26
of the militia	26
be the first	26
souldiers of the	26
the enemy was	26
them to take	26
which should be	26
of france to	26
rest of his	26
the common people	26
with a strong	26
and some other	26
his whole army	26
he was so	26
be the better	26
be restored to	26
and to put	26
with part of	26
the event of	26
time as they	26
would be very	26
of his comming	26
the venetian state	26
time of peace	26
to maintain the	26
was so great	26
to pay the	26
was at last	26
in the court	26
into his hands	26
had sent to	26
farre off from	26
with the turkes	26
did with great	26
vpon the enemies	26
in the gulph	26
where he had	26
assault to the	26
not at all	26
the whole matter	26
opinions of the	26
beginning of his	26
of what had	26
and if any	26
the description of	26
fire and sword	26
an enemy to	26
who at that	26
were in a	26
it by force	26
nature of the	26
of the churches	26
very desirous to	26
with two hundred	26
to the custome	26
be ready to	26
whereby he might	26
to the palace	26
to giue ouer	26
and for his	26
of these princes	26
entring into the	26
as that they	26
go to the	26
and twentie gallies	26
see the remarks	26
of all other	26
there was some	26
the same yeare	26
they might the	26
of his friends	26
such was the	26
the league with	26
so much to	26
to the crown	26
to be taken	25
common good of	25
to enter the	25
of great authority	25
in the whole	25
the enemie was	25
with a thousand	25
into the levant	25
well in regard	25
make peace with	25
by his own	25
the emperor to	25
subject to the	25
the first of	25
and the genoueses	25
the glory of	25
but by the	25
violence of the	25
betwixt the french	25
of some of	25
it did not	25
as if the	25
were done in	25
could not bee	25
of the truce	25
of the seuenth	25
a mile of	25
which the enemies	25
by means of	25
signory of venice	25
with the viceroy	25
might the better	25
report of this	25
should be sent	25
in sted of	25
newes was brought	25
resolved not to	25
of any other	25
to the rest	25
of the prouince	25
and therefore the	25
in a very	25
did not cease	25
they desired to	25
an hundred and	25
by a great	25
letters from the	25
for his owne	25
peace and friendship	25
vpon him the	25
was not so	25
if they did	25
the people to	25
and the emperor	25
hauing crossed the	25
the reliefe of	25
had a long	25
bishop of aquileia	25
top of the	25
the use of	25
the news of	25
in person to	25
in the armie	25
by that means	25
coming of the	25
the seege of	25
this is the	25
that they may	25
was commanded to	25
the present condition	25
incursions on the	25
princes of christendom	25
to withstand the	25
it had been	25
to releeue the	25
some of their	25
the pope from	25
with whom they	25
so as being	25
from the city	25
there were many	25
farre from the	25
all the people	25
of their dominions	25
regard of their	25
midst of the	25
draw the venetians	25
and friendship with	25
with some of	25
those within it	25
the warre with	25
it in the	25
did at last	25
that the city	25
history of venice	25
to passe ouer	25
for his part	25
that it did	25
the treatie of	25
at any time	25
the riuer po	25
as the french	25
on the firme	25
at one and	25
of their armie	25
and not without	25
death of pope	25
and not being	25
which was a	25
any thing of	25
that the souldiers	25
the venetian ambassadors	25
made generall of	25
the gates of	25
from the siege	25
of the three	25
that it may	25
which they held	24
of venice was	24
to write to	24
in the fight	24
all the townes	24
the turks were	24
as you have	24
of the isle	24
the face of	24
was bound to	24
their friends and	24
the end to	24
the care of	24
the enemies hands	24
sent from the	24
comming forth of	24
was then in	24
it is the	24
seruice of the	24
of the publike	24
the confederate princes	24
the gate of	24
the venetians armie	24
enforce them to	24
and that all	24
the country people	24
into the power	24
to the place	24
a very great	24
with the florentines	24
come neere to	24
the bankes of	24
he had to	24
of being able	24
by all means	24
them with his	24
was done in	24
far from the	24
he might have	24
part of them	24
what was to	24
so that it	24
the whole state	24
place in the	24
was not onely	24
for such an	24
to the house	24
till then had	24
greatly trouble the	24
vse meanes to	24
they should see	24
with more ease	24
seated on the	24
passage of the	24
to passe into	24
his souldiers to	24
gallies of the	24
of the affaires	24
foot and horse	24
himselfe with the	24
by order from	24
to passe the	24
to the armie	24
came to him	24
he had received	24
in the first	24
that the turkes	24
out of these	24
in order of	24
horse and foote	24
who was sent	24
in the league	24
the patriarch of	24
the names of	24
sight of the	24
who being come	24
treaty of agreement	24
because it is	24
of the confederate	24
him that he	24
in the presence	24
saying that he	24
i le of	24
the senate with	24
french and the	24
to scoure the	24
not a little	24
citie of venice	24
into the venetians	24
contrarie to the	24
and therefore he	24
in good order	24
great preparations of	24
over the river	24
ouer all the	24
order of battaile	24
treat of peace	24
was no more	24
for the duke	24
and though the	24
the sea apostolick	24
thought it not	24
who were already	24
were bound to	24
these two princes	24
were the more	24
to bee made	24
dukedom of millan	24
the whole city	24
the league which	24
what to do	24
at such a	24
in regard they	24
with the greatest	24
downe to the	24
the left hand	24
and the marquis	24
of the forces	24
of the roman	24
put them to	24
an intent to	24
against the duke	24
the pope with	24
the venetians of	24
the recouerie of	24
meane time hauing	24
by those that	24
the peace and	24
which may be	24
strife betwixt the	24
with some other	24
of the souldiers	24
taken prisoner by	24
of those which	24
that there were	24
pleasing to the	24
league of cambray	24
of the time	24
with so much	24
even to the	24
the i le	24
but he was	24
to molest the	24
of a good	24
which if they	24
among whom were	24
they were forced	24
by a generall	24
in the very	24
princes of the	24
the person of	24
to hold out	24
between him and	23
the quiet of	23
at their first	23
number of gallies	23
them and the	23
of the colledg	23
to the last	23
a sodaine to	23
time in the	23
himselfe to the	23
in an instant	23
the venetians campe	23
by this means	23