A History of VeniceKnopf, 1982 - 673 sider "As comprehensive as it is engaging, John Julius Norwich's A History of Venice is a complete history of "the most beautiful and magical of cities." This necessary volume traces the rise of Venice from its fifth-century origins through 1797 when Napoleon put an end to the thousand-year-old Republic."-- |
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... Alvise Mocenigo II was the youngest of nine brothers , all of whom were given the Christian name of Alvise . Until his elevation he was therefore known as Alvise IX . His nephew , Doge Alvise III , was the fourth of six sons of his ...
... Alvise Mocenigo II was the youngest of nine brothers , all of whom were given the Christian name of Alvise . Until his elevation he was therefore known as Alvise IX . His nephew , Doge Alvise III , was the fourth of six sons of his ...
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... Mocenigo Nicolò Sagredo 1675-1676 Andrea Vendramin Alvise Contarini 1676-1684 Giovanni Mocenigo Marcantonio Giustinian 1684-1688 Marco Barbarigo Francesco Morosini 1688-1694 Agostino Barbarigo Silvestro Valier 1694-1700 Leonardo Loredan ...
... Mocenigo Nicolò Sagredo 1675-1676 Andrea Vendramin Alvise Contarini 1676-1684 Giovanni Mocenigo Marcantonio Giustinian 1684-1688 Marco Barbarigo Francesco Morosini 1688-1694 Agostino Barbarigo Silvestro Valier 1694-1700 Leonardo Loredan ...
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... Mocenigo , Alvise III ( Sebastiano ) , Doge , 581 , 585 , 587 Mocenigo , Alvise IV , Doge , 598 , 601 Mocenigo , Alvise ( fl . 1717 ) , 581 Mocenigo , Alvise ( podestà in Brescia ) , 611-12 Mocenigo , Domenico , 567 Mocenigo , Giovanni , ...
... Mocenigo , Alvise III ( Sebastiano ) , Doge , 581 , 585 , 587 Mocenigo , Alvise IV , Doge , 598 , 601 Mocenigo , Alvise ( fl . 1717 ) , 581 Mocenigo , Alvise ( podestà in Brescia ) , 611-12 Mocenigo , Domenico , 567 Mocenigo , Giovanni , ...
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Beginnings to 727 | 3 |
Emergence 727811 | 15 |
The City Rises Up 811900 | 26 |
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