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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… is said the troops will be in marching order . . . . . 2 or move probably next month. This, in fact, is the first … M. Antonio Foscarini, one of the parties interested, or anyone else commissioned to act in this business, to … This reconciliation fails through him as induratum est cor ejus, and we believe that he will not reform ( …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… had been made heretofore they were either restored, or, by address, time was gained, but that never did he … by this fresh stir, but he will only remain there three or four days, and then return hither. Your Serenity will have … that in similar cases Pont. max. et bonis omnibus lugendum est,' and that they should pray God of His infinite wisdom to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… so affairs, after having been kept secret for seven or eight days, are then divulged. This demand was in fact … of the power I have, I keep a copy of whatever I negotiate or say or write, so I have chests-full of registers, month … illius fore in quemadmodum Deus Ser m Regin opera usus est ad hoc Regnum S ti V. et sedi apostolie cui autea maxime …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… his own advantage than for that of others, because dubius est eventus belli; he has excited the great he-goats who … appear that he had one word about it, either from the Pope or his kinsfolk. The Camerlengo replied that being his … know whether they are to remain in the power of the King or of the Duke, but that the Duke should ever relinquish them …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… of Lorraine departed postwise on the 4th, with only six or eight of his attendants, having sent on in advance all the … absence, the King will amuse himself by hunting within 10 or 12 leagues round Paris, remaining for four or six days at a palace of the Queen's, nor will the Court …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… who had come hither, will be compelled to depart or to change their mode of life. The King of Navarre, who … the churches nor impediment to the priests, friars, monks, or religious in performing their offices, so that neither …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… challenged, and I cannot understand how it can be denied or even called in question. Of this your Majesty may easily … sure it is as that gentleman hath it, 'maximum negocium est sanitas.' Now feeling myself somewhat better it irked me to lie longer in bed, asleep or counting the hours, while all about me was the buzz of …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… point the other way; they do not carry out the treaty or make restitution. They mean to exhaust the republic and … the Duke of Savoy and simply for defence. If the king or any minister speaks about it, you will employ your … plenius apparet, dimittere non potuimus sine eo quo dignus est, elogio, tum propter insignem morum comitatem et ingenii …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… and they fear that his Majesty will agree to a truce or armistice, either of which, they think, would prejudice … and Mansfelt would pay little attention to any armistice or truce, even if arranged, and news has come that the … and I shall say with the old parrot of Rome: Non bene est dixit sed bene erit. The doge replied: We take the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… cause vigorously, he contemplates retiring to Newcastle or to Wales, where the people are calling for him, and there … address the ministers and the king, in case he returns or approaches this city from which he is at present 350 miles … dare possim praeterquam generalem : sed necesse est ut pro judicio meo dicam me ea quae sunt oblata et quoad …