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mission to the lord of piombino.

mission of machiavelli to the same.

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mission to the countess catharine sforza.

instructions given to niccolo machiavelli on being sent to furli, to their excellencies the countess sforza and her eldest son, signor ottaviano.

credenziale. illustribus et excellentib. D. D. catharinæ sfortiæ, vicecomiti, etc., et D. octaviano de riario, imolæ furliviique D. D. et amicis clarissimis.

commission to the army in the field against the pisans.

mission to the court of france. 18 july, 1500.

the magistracy of the ten to francesco della casa and niccolo machiavelli.

memorandum of the troops of the duke valentino.

mission to sienna.

second mission to the court of france.

mission to gianpaolo baglioni.

mission to the marquis of mantua, john francis II. of gonzaga.

second mission to sienna.

second mission to the army before pisa.

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The Works of Niccolò Machiavelli

The Historical, Political, and Diplomatic Writings of Niccolò Machiavelli, vol. 3: Diplomatic Missions 1498-1505

MISSIONS.

Memorandum of the Troops of the Duke Valentino.

LETTER XLVI.

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Niccolo Machiavelli
Machiavelli, Niccolo

2 January, 1503
Conrinaldo

LETTER XLVI.

Magnificent Signori: —

It was with difficulty that I found the bearer of this, whose name is Tornese da Santa Maria Imprunta; and to whom I have paid a gold ducat, and promised him that your Lordships will pay him two more ducats.

The ducat which I have paid him you will please reimburse to Biagio, as also the other four which I have paid for my two previous despatches.

Niccolo Machiavelli.
Conrinaldo,
2 January, 1503.

When paid, please give the Captain a certificate of it.

LETTER XLVI.