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days together ( a moſt lamentable ſpectac 
ther able to help himielf, nor capable of receiving | 
being inacceſſible. | 
Eſay Garcino of Angrogna, of nitiety. years old; had firſt his Poly cur andback- 
ed in {mall pieces, and tlien his Head chopped off. © 
The Wife of Daniel! Armand of Ls Torre, had het Body. torne lain; 
in pieces, and the parts of it trowed along the High Way,. and hung upon the, 
Hedges. ode; 
Taprain pola of Plancalier took two poor Women of Ls Torye, and with his: 
Fauchin ript up their Bellies, and left them groveling upon the —_ i this! as; -- 
and lamentable condition till they died; Ty 
The Soldiers of Bagyols cut: off fitſt the Noſe, then, the Fing 
' the Hands of a very old, and decrepid Woman, ad fo left ber lan 
this woful condition, not having ſo much as an Hand to feed het 
ſhe died; = 
They took alſo many little Children, arid render Infants; and flung them = 
down tlie ſteep | Rocks, whereby they wete daſhed to pieces —_ 
Magdalen Bertino of La Torre ae Irs ſtark Shed pied her Head between | = 
her Legs, and threw her-down one of the Preczpices: 
| Mary Reymondet of 14 Torre » 2 lame Woman, was found i in 2 Cape 
with all her Fleſh ſliced off from the Bohes, and. chopt. as ſhall as Herbsto the. | 
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| Magaalen Pilot of v7 Llero being exceeding dectepit, and blind with old ages - 
was Cut 1n pleces in a Cave near Coftelus, NE 
Anna Daughter to Giovanni Charbonjere of La Torre had along Stake! hruſt 
into her Privities by ſome of the Soldiers, whoeach man-in his turn carried her 
upon their ſhoulders till they were weary, and then ſtuck the end of the Stake in= 
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| Ge Andres Michialin of Ls Torre being taken Priſoner, 
culouſly, having firſt ſeetithiee of his Children. tornein x

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cred in the Village of Bozze, 'and. their: dead oties were thrown into. the 
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Suſenns the Widow of Samivet Bals of Fillare, was by the Soldiers tal 
abuſed at their «1 mmm .and afterwards they ſboe. her. 'vp: between "we Jang 
Walls, where ſhe was miſerably-pined todeatti.:. 

Swſanxa the Wife of Fatob Cafvuio being ſorely wounded by: the Saldiers,. after 
which, flying intoa Barn to hide her ſelf, the Soldiers petvrivillg it, ſet hte 00 
theBarn, burar her to aſhes, - - .. 

- A Child of Daziet Bertino, who had been dumb, and an Innocent from the 
Womb, was burnt ina Barn at Balzedaxt.. . 

Parks Armand, being extream ſick and weak, was by theſe Barbarkags hack: 
ed ih pieces. 

- - Andrea Bertino, a very old, and lame Men, had his Breſts- firſt cut off, and 
then-was wugy murtchered by "theſe bloody Villains, who to teſtifie their malice 
againſt him for his conſtancy in Religjon, after he was dead they Cut out his Baw- 
els, and with their Halberds hacked his Body nm: pieces. | 

Daniel the Son of David: Michialino

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LEENEEE COHAP. INS 
A brief atoount of the Interceſſors to the Duke of Savoy in the behalf if theſe poor 
- People, an the, ſuc eſs thereof. — DR I 


\Þ Pon! the firſt publication of that terrible Order of Gaftaldo, which was 4 
14+ forerunner of the Maſſacre, the Proteſtant. Canrons of Switzerland, bes 
ing their near neighbors, and therefore cold {goneſt take notice of ir,” wrote 
their-Letters to the Duke of Savoy in the poor A groom To which the 
Dukt: of Sevvy ſhortly after gave a colmplemental, but cold anſwer, which was 
tirtle betrer than a Plain denial of their requeſt, and mediation. LO Oy 

April the 29. being the Lords day, news of the hortible Maffacre was 
beefogy t to the Council of Zarick, who immediately gave Order for a publick 
day of ' Humiliation through all their Territories, as alſo for making a Colleion 
for their relief , reſolving to give notice 'of this dokefutt news to their Pro- 
teftant Friends; and' amongſt others, they wrote to tlie Srares Generel of the 


Hnited Provinces , acquaintin © ther with the {ad condition of i eee 


ple, intreating then to conſider of ſome expedient for the accommodating 
affairs. : e =: ons "I SI: 27 : 
* __ AfoytheFifth, [they ſent Monſictir Gebriel weis, Coptabl General of [Bern as 
their Deputy to the Duke of 5avvy, who in very reſpe&ful terms requeſted him 
to re-eftabliſh thoſe who had ſurvived the Maflacre in their anci ivi | 
the freeexerciſe of rheir Religion, and for the ———_ of their Priſoners, 
delivering him a Letter'to the-lapre purpoſe. ' The anſwer which the Duke: ( or 
rather his Mother) gave, was, that though they were not obliged to give an 


- account of their actions to any - Prince in the world, yet-out of reſpe& /to the 


amity which they had compacted with his Maſters the Ceztoxs, they had given 
Order to'the Marqueſs of P:areſſa to acquaint them with the truth of thoſe af- 
fairs: And ſhortly after when Major weis {pake with the Marqueſs, he labored to 
juſtifie: al{ his. proceedings, and: to lay the load upon the backs of the poor 
| people; proteſting rhat he never intended to force their Conſciences,/ and that 
all the reports about ſuch ſtrange cruelties exerciſed towards them were meer 


© Myjor weis replied that the Maſſacre was fo notorious, that it could not be 
denied; and thac-rheir right of habitation in thoſe places was founded upon 
Juſtice, being [granted to then by- the Dukes Predecefſors, and purchaſed by 
them of the preſent Duke for Six thouſand Ducatoons. The Marqueſs anſwered, 


that all choſe Grants were upon'condirion that the Romiſb Religion ſhould: be free- | 


paw oor a ft them, whith yet they would never ſuffer. . Maſter! wes 
prefling this fad condirion, and rhe neceffity af finding an expedient for ac- 
commodation, +; 'the Marqueſs deſired him'to apply himſelf to the poor 
people, and to cauſe them to deſiſt from Hoſtility, which would be the way to 
obtain favor fromthe Duke ; andino marvel though he moved this : For abour 
this rime (through Gods mighty afliftance ) theſe | in ſoto: 


vail, that their Enemics begajt tofear-yvhar the ſucces might be, andtlierefore 
— labored to get the Sword out of their Hands by ſuch a ſtratagem 
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Major Weis went to Peroſa, propounding theſe things to the pooripevple ; 
whoreturned humble thanks to the * p—_, For what they had already _ in 
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