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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... Domenico Flabanico possessed and , in a way , personified . And he carried the people with him . During the seven and a half centuries that were to elapse before the Republic came to an end the names of certain leading families recur ...
... Domenico Flabanico possessed and , in a way , personified . And he carried the people with him . During the seven and a half centuries that were to elapse before the Republic came to an end the names of certain leading families recur ...
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... Domenico Flabanico 1032-1043 Galla Gaulo 755-756 Domenico Contarini 1043-1071 Domenico Monegario 756-764 Domenico Selvo 1071-1084 Maurizio Galbaio 764-775 Vitale Falier 1084-1096 Giovanni Galbaio 775-804 Vitale Michiel I 1096-1102 ...
... Domenico Flabanico 1032-1043 Galla Gaulo 755-756 Domenico Contarini 1043-1071 Domenico Monegario 756-764 Domenico Selvo 1071-1084 Maurizio Galbaio 764-775 Vitale Falier 1084-1096 Giovanni Galbaio 775-804 Vitale Michiel I 1096-1102 ...
Side 671
... Domenico Selvo ) , 60 n . , 61 n . , 69 Theodore , Saint , 79 Theodoric of Niem , 289 Theodoric the Ostrogoth , 6-7 Theodosius II , Emperor of Byzantium , 133 Theophano , Empress of the West , 46–7 Thirty Years ' War , 531 , 538 , 543 ...
... Domenico Selvo ) , 60 n . , 61 n . , 69 Theodore , Saint , 79 Theodoric of Niem , 289 Theodoric the Ostrogoth , 6-7 Theodosius II , Emperor of Byzantium , 133 Theophano , Empress of the West , 46–7 Thirty Years ' War , 531 , 538 , 543 ...
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Beginnings to 727 | 3 |
Emergence 727811 | 15 |
The City Rises Up 811900 | 26 |
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