Chapter

 1 1,1 |          Nicholas V, Paul II, the Venetian, had not been able to give
 2 6,1 |   ambassador extraordinary to the Venetian Republic, and now announced
 3 6,2 |     joined him in Tuscany, to the Venetian 'proveditori', whose acquaintance
 4 6,2 |          wish of the Milanese and Venetian party being to let the king
 5 6,2 |           the rendezvous that the Venetian 'proveditori' had assigned.
 6 6,2 |       gunpowder. Commines and the Venetian 'proveditori' each tried
 7 6,3 |        crossed the Taro where the Venetian camp lay, and was to attack
 8 6,3 |      under the instruction of the Venetian 'proveditori', and the other
 9 7,1 |         treaty quoted above. ~The Venetian general, when he heard of
10 8,1 |     cardinals and the Spanish and Venetian ambassadors were awaiting
11 10,4|          that time commanding the Venetian garrison, that he was prepared
12 11,3|           at the feet of the fair Venetian who had bestowed upon him
13 11,4|           and Caesar the title of Venetian nobles, and to inform them
14 11,4| Valentinois; and Marco Cornaro, a Venetian noble, in whose person His
15 11,4|            and by his allies, the Venetian and Florentines, who had
16 15,1|          would fight for him. The Venetian ambassador answered for