Dante At Ravenna a Study
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Although no document has yet been found in the Venetian archives relative to the arrival of this first Embassy from Ravenna, the documents which do exist are as follows : I. August II, 1321. The determination of the Maggior Consiglio as to a rupture of all negotiation between Venice and Ravenna, II. August 17, 1321. The despatch of the Venetian Ambassador, Niccolo di Marsilio, by Doge Giovanni Soranzo to Cecco degli Ordelafft to solicit his alliance.
III. August 22, 1321. The repl}^ as cited, o...f Cecco degli Ordelaffi.
Another document, that of October 20, the same year, one month after the death of Dante, relates to the second Embassy despatched from Ravenna, in which there is plain and distinct allusion to the previous Embassy. This had evidently resulted in the preliminaries of a peace, the provisions of which were carried a stage further by the second Embassy. The reply of the Doge and the Council leaves no room for doubt upon the matter.
' You already know ' (these are the terms in which it is couched), ' both from ourselves and our commissioners, that it is our intention to live in peace with the com- munity of Ravenna, but because you have already said, and say now, that you are not empowered to reply, go back for your instructions and return, either yourselves, or let others return in your stead, with an arranged con- Embassy to Venice 1 59 tract and agreement, ready to be signed, and the negotiations will proceed in such a manner as to put a stop to all discord, and peace will again reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although no document has yet been found in the Venetian archives relative to the arrival of this first Embassy from Ravenna, the documents which do exist are as follows : I. August II, 1321. The determination of the Maggior Consiglio as to a rupture of all negotiation between Venice and Ravenna, II. August 17, 1321. The despatch of the Venetian Ambassador, Niccolo di Marsilio, by Doge Giovanni Soranzo to Cecco degli Ordelafft to solicit his alliance.
III. August 22, 1321. The repl}^ as cited, o...f Cecco degli Ordelaffi.
Another document, that of October 20, the same year, one month after the death of Dante, relates to the second Embassy despatched from Ravenna, in which there is plain and distinct allusion to the previous Embassy. This had evidently resulted in the preliminaries of a peace, the provisions of which were carried a stage further by the second Embassy. The reply of the Doge and the Council leaves no room for doubt upon the matter.
' You already know ' (these are the terms in which it is couched), ' both from ourselves and our commissioners, that it is our intention to live in peace with the com- munity of Ravenna, but because you have already said, and say now, that you are not empowered to reply, go back for your instructions and return, either yourselves, or let others return in your stead, with an arranged con- Embassy to Venice 1 59 tract and agreement, ready to be signed, and the negotiations will proceed in such a manner as to put a stop to all discord, and peace will again reign.
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