- needed] In 1659,
during the long war
between Ottomans and
Venetians over Crete, the
Venetian commander Francesco Morosini,
captured Kalamata in an effort...
-
Barbary Coast on a
similar trade winds as
early as 1413. The
collapse of the
Venetian empire, high tariffs, and the
ousting of the
Genoese from Scio (Chios)...
-
which is one of the
alkali materials essential to
making soda-lime gl****,
soap, and many
other products. The prin****l
active ingredient is
sodium carbonate...
-
followed in 992 by the
Venetians, who
settled to the west of
their compatriots,
followed by Pisan, Genoese, Germanic,
M****ille,
Narbonne and
Spanish merchants)...
- her home port. an
unidentified Venetian ship was
wrecked on Crebawethan. She was out of
M****illes carrying Castille soap, wine
almonds and oil for London...
- resources. In return,
these cities and others, like Amalfi, Barcelona, and
M****illes,
received commercial rights and
access to
Eastern markets. Over time,...
-
kneaded with wax and
M****illes soap and cut into sticks. The
color should be
spread with a smudger, a
cylinder of
leather or paper used to
smudge the...
- century, the
manufacture of
soap in the
Christendom had
become virtually industrialized, with
sources in Antwerp, Castile,
M****ille,
Naples and Venice. By...
-
ruled by the
Lusignan dynasty until 1489.
During the
Frankish and the
Venetian Eras (1192–1489 and 1489–1570, respectively)
there were
Armenian churches...
- century, the
manufacture of
soap in the
Christendom had
become virtually industrialized, with
sources in Antwerp, Castile,
M****ille,
Naples and Venice. By...
