-
Kotor Cephalonia, 1700−1799
Cerigo (Kythera), full
style castellano e
provveditore, the
first part
referring to the citadel, cf. infra, 1698−1799 Santa...
- was a
Senator by 1530,
Provveditore alle
biave in 1533,
Savio di
Terraferma in 1539,
Provveditore al Sal in 1541, and
Provveditore general of
Corfu in 1555...
- The
Provveditore Generale da Mar (lit. 'Superintendent
General of the Sea') was the most
senior peacetime office in the
Venetian navy and in
charge of...
- the
hands of a few
Venetian officials, who were
headed by a
governor (
Provveditore generale), who
changed every three years. The
Venetian nobility competed...
- in a
captain (capitano). In
times of
crisis or war, a
provveditore generale (the
provveditore generale [del regno] di Candia) was appointed, with supreme...
- The
Provveditori all'Armar (lit. 'superintendents on armament') were
officials of the
Republic of
Venice responsible for the
provisioning and equipment...
-
Palazzo del
Provveditore,
commonly known as the
Venetian Palace, was a
royal palace in Famagusta,
originally built by the
Lusignan Kings of Cyprus. It...
- Mocenigo, was the 112th Doge of
Venice from 1722 to 1732. He was also
Provveditore Generale (Governor) of
Venetian Dalmatia twice. Born into one of the...
- The
Provveditore all'Armata or dell'Armata or d'Armata ("superintendent of the fleet") was a
senior official and
admiral of the
Venetian navy.
After the...
- in the
Cretan War (1645–69), and the
provveditore of
Venetian Dalmatia (fl. 1684), and
eventually provveditore-generale
during the
Morean War (1684–99)...
