On this, Del Vasto quitted the tent, but he had not been gone many minutes when a great disturbance was heard outside, and he returned with looks of alarm.
The most noble Marquis del Vasto desires an audience of the commanders of the garrison, to lay before them a proposition from his Highness the Duke de Bourbon, general-in-chief of the Imperial army.
Then came the Marquis del Vasto with his battalion, and after him Lannoy with the Neapolitan soldiers.
Notwithstanding this, the combined attack by land and sea was successful, and on the fourth day from the commencement of the siege, Del Vasto became master of the fortress.
Next day, the Marquis del Vasto was sent to propose terms of surrender to the garrison.
Followed by Pescara and Del Vasto and the troop of arquebusiers, Bourbon galloped as fast as his charger could carry him towards the spot where the galleys had been run ashore.
NEXT morning, at an early hour, Del Vasto entered Pescara's tent, and found his redoubted relative alone and fully armed.
After a time the officer reappeared on the battlements, and announced that the Marquis del Vastocould alone be admitted.
The German lanz-knechts were concealed from view by the intervening hills, but the division of the Spanish troops under Del Vasto were in sight.
As may be supposed, Del Vasto received high commendations from the duke for his brilliant achievement.
Del Vasto soon adored Vittoria, and as she was a good classic, he feared her detection of false quantities, and yet would often come to her for help, sure of obtaining it.
Del Vasto pronounced it, when a rumour of it reached him at Rome.
In these intentions he was confirmed by the influence of the Venitians, the marquis Vasto and the king of France.
When the Marquis del Vasto succeeded to the Spanish governorship of Milan in 1536, he determined to gratify an old grudge against the ex-pirate, and, having invited him to a banquet, made him prisoner.
Del Vasto appears more robust, more martial, and slightly younger than the armed leader in the Allegory of the Louvre.
The two last are put in the room of Ferrum exercebant vasto Cyclopes in antro, Brontesque, Steropesque, & nudus membra Pyracmon.
Vasto in antro in the first of these Lines, and the last Line entirely are left out in the Translation.
The two last are put in the room of Ferrum exercebant vasto Cylopes in antro, Brontesque, Steropesque, & nudus membra Pyraemon.
Vasto in antro, in the first of these lines, and the last line is entirely left out in the translation.
The Marquis ofVasto arrests our graze for a moment.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vasto" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
