It is shameful.

I will go on shore and make my report, and then I will come back to you, for I swear that not another blow will I strike on behalf of the republic, as long as Pisani is in prison." "It is a bad business, my lad," Polani said; "but you know that Pisani, popular as he is with the people, has few friends among the nobles.
They are jealous of his fame and popularity, and, to say the truth, he has often irritated them, by his bluntness and his disregard for their opinion and rank.

Consequently, they seized upon his defeat as an occasion for accusing him, and it was even a question in the council of taking his life, and he may be considered fortunate in getting off with the sentence of six months' imprisonment.
"I do not think he will have to remain very long in confinement.

We may expect the Genoese fleet here in a few days, for the Paduan army is already moving, as we heard last night.

No doubt it is going to cooperate with the fleet.