- The
House of
Tudisi was a
Ragusan noble family,
which produced people such as
distinguished diplomat Martholus de
Tudisio and
merchant Give de Tudisio...
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Rector (1702) Džono Gozze,
Rector (1703) Đivo Menze,
Rector (1706)
Frano Tudisi,
Rector (1707) Džono Gozze,
Rector (1708) Đivo Menze,
Rector (1709) Luko...
- (Restić)
House of
Saraca (Saraka)
House of
Sorgo (Sorkočević)
House of
Tudisi (Tudizić)
House of
Volzio (Vučić)
House of
Zamagna (Džamanjić) Late patriciate...
- list) –
Antun Orsata Gondole,
Rector (1601) Sabo Menze,
Rector (1602)
Marin Tudisi,
Rector (1603)
Frano Caboga,
Rector (1611)
Vlaho Gondola,
Rector (1612)...
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century -1614) - writer,
ideologist and
historian Luco
Ghetaldi -
writer Božo
Tudisi -
writer Niko
Primi -
writer Đulia Bona - poet Miho
Monaldi -
writer Vladislav...
- (Restić)
House of
Saraca (Saraka)
House of
Sorgo (Sorkočević)
House of
Tudisi (Tudizić)
House of
Volzio (Vučić)
House of
Zamagna (Džamanjić) Late patriciate...
- Palmotić Pavlić
Proculi Prodanelli Pucić
Radagli Ranjina Resti Saraca Sorgo Tudisi Vodopić Volc****o
Zamagna Zlatarić
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while the B****egli, Benessa, Bonda, Buća, Bona, Gradi, Ragnina,
Resti and
Tudisi were Salamancanists; the rest of
Ragusan nobility had branches, more or...
- (Restić)
House of
Saraca (Saraka)
House of
Sorgo (Sorkočević)
House of
Tudisi (Tudizić)
House of
Volzio (Vučić)
House of
Zamagna (Džamanjić) Late patriciate...
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family from the
Republic of Dubrovnik.
Called Tudišević in
Croatian and
Tudisi in Italian. Tugomirić Tumpić 16th century–present
Noble family from Bihać...
