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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... Marco the elder , was resident at Constantinople ; but all three seem to have made regular journeys to the Crimea and beyond , for in about 1260 we hear of Nicolò and the third brother , Maffeo , travelling as far east as Bokhara . Here ...
... Marco the elder , was resident at Constantinople ; but all three seem to have made regular journeys to the Crimea and beyond , for in about 1260 we hear of Nicolò and the third brother , Maffeo , travelling as far east as Bokhara . Here ...
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... Marco was already nursing a personal grievance against the Doge , who had publicly accused him of cowardice at the time of his escape from Ferrara ; and Marco now called a secret meeting of his friends . They readily agreed with him ...
... Marco was already nursing a personal grievance against the Doge , who had publicly accused him of cowardice at the time of his escape from Ferrara ; and Marco now called a secret meeting of his friends . They readily agreed with him ...
Side 668
... Marco , 177–9 Polo , Nicolò , 178 Pomposa , 56-7 Pontremoli , 320 , 376 Poppo of Treffen , Patriarch of Aquileia ... Marco , 467 , 477 , 484 Querini , Nicolò , 223 Querini della Ca ' Grande , Benedetto , 193-5 Querini della Ca ' Grande ...
... Marco , 177–9 Polo , Nicolò , 178 Pomposa , 56-7 Pontremoli , 320 , 376 Poppo of Treffen , Patriarch of Aquileia ... Marco , 467 , 477 , 484 Querini , Nicolò , 223 Querini della Ca ' Grande , Benedetto , 193-5 Querini della Ca ' Grande ...
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