Memoirs of the Dukes of Urbino, Illustrating the Arms, Arts, And Literature of Italy, From 1440 to 1630
Memoirs of the Dukes of Urbino, Illustrating the Arms, Arts, And Literature of Italy, From 1440 to 1630
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Colonna ! but after a gi-eat fray, he was beaten and his followers killed, whereupon Pompeo Colonna, thinking to elevate himself and put down his enemies, fled away, and neither he nor any of his house have been since heard of It was reported that four soldiers were killed in entering the castle, but this is since contradicted. Cardinal del Monte and many more cardinals are miss- ing, and it is not known if they got in there, or are dead, or taken, or escaped. It is suspected that these anti- C...hristian dogs will put all Rome to flames ; and we may anticipate that after suffering all this rapine, pillage, slaughter, and captivity, it will soon have to endure a grievous pestilence, from the number of dead bodies left in the palaces and houses, which no one removes for burial, and which are putrefying in masses, so that no one can enter, on account of the stench, without inhaling infection. It is also said that, a day or two ago one of the Pope's chamberlains was secretly sent by his Holiness from the castle in the night to oui- Duke [of Urbino], to inform him of the state of matters, and to exhort him and the other captains of the League to push on with the army to his aid ; and that all these other leaders having repaired to consult with his Lordship, they unanimously resolved to press forwards.
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Colonna ! but after a gi-eat fray, he was beaten and his followers killed, whereupon Pompeo Colonna, thinking to elevate himself and put down his enemies, fled away, and neither he nor any of his house have been since heard of It was reported that four soldiers were killed in entering the castle, but this is since contradicted. Cardinal del Monte and many more cardinals are miss- ing, and it is not known if they got in there, or are dead, or taken, or escaped. It is suspected that these anti- C...hristian dogs will put all Rome to flames ; and we may anticipate that after suffering all this rapine, pillage, slaughter, and captivity, it will soon have to endure a grievous pestilence, from the number of dead bodies left in the palaces and houses, which no one removes for burial, and which are putrefying in masses, so that no one can enter, on account of the stench, without inhaling infection. It is also said that, a day or two ago one of the Pope's chamberlains was secretly sent by his Holiness from the castle in the night to oui- Duke [of Urbino], to inform him of the state of matters, and to exhort him and the other captains of the League to push on with the army to his aid ; and that all these other leaders having repaired to consult with his Lordship, they unanimously resolved to press forwards.
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