FTP, name this league formed in 1508 that was  formed to limit the political and territorial power of Venice, named for a town in France.
In its greatest victory, it defeated an army led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano on the banks of the Adda River.  Its opponent blamed the defeat on the indecisive leadership of Leonardo Loredan, which was thought to have contributed to the loss at Agnadello.  In the aftermath of that battle, its opponent's sphere of influence was reduced to Mestre, Treviso, and the Friuli.  Named for a fortified town on the Escaut or Scheldt River, its forces came from such places as Hungary, Ferrara, and Savoy, though its most effective armies were led by Maximilian I.  Ferdinand V of Aragon and Louis XII of France were other members, but it collapsed in 1510 after one of its members, Pope Julius II, switched sides.  FTP, name this league formed in 1508 that was  formed to limit the political and territorial power of Venice, named for a town in France.
In its greatest victory, it defeated an army led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano on the banks of the Adda River.  
League of Cambrai