Sketches From Venetian History
Sketches From Venetian History
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Antonio Veniero cm- barked with him as a colleague.
The consequences which had been foreseen by the Venetian Government were, in part, realized^ Andronicus viewed this seizure of a dependency of the Empire with heavy indignation ; and the Genoese, mortified both by their own loss and by the better fortune of their rival, eagerly stimulated him to revenge. All Venetians within the Im- perial territories were arrested, and their property sequestered. The Genoese provided two and twenty galleys, a...nd the Emperor embarked an Digitized by LjOOQ IC RBSTORATIOir OF CALOJOHANNBS. 297 army, assumed its command in person, and set sail for Tenedos in November 1377. a. d.
Veniero undertook the defence of the cita- **'7- del, and the outworks were intrusted to Zeno, with three hundred infantry and a few companies of archers. In two attacks, on two succeeding days^ in each of which he was wounded— on the latter thrice, and severely*-Zeno repulsed the Greeks with great camaffe; for the fury of his soldiers was roused to me uttermost when they beheld their General fall senseless and exhausted from loss of blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Antonio Veniero cm- barked with him as a colleague.
The consequences which had been foreseen by the Venetian Government were, in part, realized^ Andronicus viewed this seizure of a dependency of the Empire with heavy indignation ; and the Genoese, mortified both by their own loss and by the better fortune of their rival, eagerly stimulated him to revenge. All Venetians within the Im- perial territories were arrested, and their property sequestered. The Genoese provided two and twenty galleys, a...nd the Emperor embarked an Digitized by LjOOQ IC RBSTORATIOir OF CALOJOHANNBS. 297 army, assumed its command in person, and set sail for Tenedos in November 1377. a. d.
Veniero undertook the defence of the cita- **'7- del, and the outworks were intrusted to Zeno, with three hundred infantry and a few companies of archers. In two attacks, on two succeeding days^ in each of which he was wounded— on the latter thrice, and severely*-Zeno repulsed the Greeks with great camaffe; for the fury of his soldiers was roused to me uttermost when they beheld their General fall senseless and exhausted from loss of blood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smedley, Edward, 1788-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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