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 1 2 |       and it was feared that, having seized Bologna, he would
 2 9 | Urbino, again fled to Venice, having first destroyed all the
 3 9 |       But the Duke Valentino, having completed this convention,
 4 12|     Metauro with his men, and having sent a cavalcade of about
 5 14|        The Vitelli and Orsini having received orders to wait
 6 14|      mentioned above. Matters having been thus arranged, the
 7 14|   they did not pass over, but having opened it, one portion wheeled
 8 16|     the duke. And Oliverotto, having taken this advice, came
 9 16|       to him; and Oliverotto, having made his obeisance, joined
10 17|      being at a distance, and having a presentiment of the destruction
11 18|        not being content with having pillaged the men of Oliverotto,
12 18|   completely sacked it. Night having come and the tumult being