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Abortion, , Academies, , , Accademie. See Also Agrarian Academies Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88359-7 - Venice: History of the Floating City Joanne M. Ferraro Index More information INDEX abortion, , male, academies, , , political, , – Accademie. See also agrarian Aegean Sea, , , , , , , , academies , degli Incogniti, , markets, dei Granelleschi, Africa, North, , , , , , , , dei Ricoverati, , , , , , , della Giudecca, Agnadello, Battle of, , , delle Belle Arti, , agrarian academies, Scienze, Lettere, ed Arti, Brescia, acqua alta. See oods Giorgioli, acquaroli, , , Padua, Acre, –, , , , Royal Agricultural Society, Adige River, , , Udine, adolescence, agrarian reform, patrician, agriculture, , , , , , , , Adriatic Sea, , , commercial, , colonies, Aigues-Mortes, and Corsairs, Albanesi. See Albanians declining hegemony, Albania, , , English blockade, Albanians, , , –, , , and Jupiter, albergo/ghi, , and lagoons, Aldine Press, littoral, –, Aleppo, , markets, Alexandria, , , , , , , , , migrants from, –, protection of, , Algarotti, Francesco, educator, Spanish threat, alum, , trade links, Alvisopoli, publishing house, Venice as Queen, , Amadi family, adultery, , , –, ambassadors adulthood education of, female, ambassadorships, , © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88359-7 - Venice: History of the Floating City Joanne M. Ferraro Index More information 242 Index America assembly, general, 53, 55, 217 Revolution, 180 asylums, 165, 169, 172 American Friends of the Marciana, 214 Ateneo Veneto, 207 Americas, 111, 187 Athens, 178 Anabaptists, 94, 159–60 seige of, 179 Anatolia, 38 Atlantic anatomy, 125, 183 economies, 108, 122, 187 Andalusia, 186 states, 178 Andreini, Isabella, actress, 168 Attila the Hun, 2, 189 androne. See Great Hall Auditori Novi, 67, 217 Anfossi, Giovanni Battista, writer, 112 Auditori Vecchi, 217 Annunciation Day, 2, 57–8, 127, 142 Augsburg, 40, 80 Antioch, 156 Augustinian Order, 24 apéritifs, 47 Austria, 179 Apollo, 139 Austrian rule of Venice, 203 apothecaries, 25, 40, 113–15, 122, 171 Averroes, 183 Apulia, 31 Avogaria di Comun. See State Attorneys Aquapendente, Girolamo Fabrizio d’, anatomist, 183 bacaro/i. See taverns Aquileia, 2, 4 Bach, Johann Sebastian, composer, 188 Arabs, 11, 13, 33, 41, 43, 46, 123 bacino, 218 Christian, 37 Bacino San Marco, 16, 20, 195 medics, 45 Badoer family, 24, 52 architects Baghdad, 12 proto, 222 bailo/i, 218 proto and protomaestri, 131 bakeries, 42, 117 Archivio Veneto, 207 bakers, 9, 41, 76, 86, 108, 139, 220 arengo. See assembly, general Balkans, 9, 38, 80 Aretino, Pietro, writer, 155 Balla d’Oro. See Barbarella Argos, 65 balls, 135, 193, 196 Aristotle, 153, 189 Balzac, Honoré de, playwright and Armenia, 33, 45, 76 novelist, 193 Armenians, 9, 37, 48, 108, 217 banche. See Great Confraternities arrowsmiths, 9, 220 Banchieri, Adriano, playwright, 168 Arsenal, 12, 18, 27, 83, 91, 99, 183–6, 203, banks, 5, 9, 20, 38, 95, 182, 208 204, 217 Pisano-Tiepolo, 181 workers, 18, 20, 36, 106, 205 banquets, 59, 79, 83, 95, 101, 116–17, artichokes, 45 121, 135 artisans, 11, 50, 85, 93–5, 108–9, 159 baptism, 78 Ascalon, 30 Barbarella, 56, 59, 218 Ash Wednesday, 97 Barbari, Jacopo de’, artist, 128 Asher Meshullam, banker, 90 Map of Venice, 18 Asia, 30, 33, 37, 49, 108, 125, 187 Barbarigo family, 69 East, 34, 217 Barbaro, Francesco, humanist, 172 greater, 123, 217 on marriage, 59 Southeast, 45, 217 Barbarossa. See Frederick I, Holy Roman Southwest, 12, 28, 130, 187, 217 Emperor Asia Minor, 46, 80, 113 Barbary Coast, 106 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88359-7 - Venice: History of the Floating City Joanne M. Ferraro Index More information Index 243 barbershops, 194 Doge Leonardo Loredan, 52 Barcelona, 106 San Zaccaria Altarpiece, 130 barley, 41–2, 113 Bellini, Jacopo, painter, 129 Barnabotti, 218, See patriciate: poor Bellotto, Bernardo, painter, 194 members Bembo, Pietro, poet, 147 Baroque Ben Israel, Menasseh, scholar, 93 architecture, 213 beret manufacture, 185 painting, 199 Bergamo, 61, 76 period, 176 Bernadon, 154 Basilica San Marco, 4, 13, 20, 32, 38, 128, Bernini, Gianlorenzo, sculptor, 195 131, 146–7, 156, 195, 207, 213 Bessarion, John, Cardinal, 127 acoustical space, 149 library, 60 Columns from Acre, 14 biblioteca, 218 Domes, 15 Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, 127, 214 iconography, 12 Biennale, 204, 211 mosaics, 13 of 1895, 208 musical performances, 149 of 1948, 208 Porta di Sant’ Alipio, 4,12,15, bills of exchange, 107 Plates I & V bird market, 40 Tetrarchs, 14 bisato su l’ara. See cuisine, eel visual language, 13 Bishop of Philadelphia, 170 Bassano, Jacopo, painter, 131 bishoprics, 71, 155–6 Bassano, Leandro, painter Black Death, 19, 75, 89 Virgin in Glory & Three Avogadori, 57 Black Sea, 3, 11, 34, 38, 41, 78 bauti. See clothing: capes blacksmiths, 107 Beauharnais, Eugene de, Viceroy of Italy, blasphemy, 155 203 Blatas, Arbit, artist, 211 Beccarie, 4042, 218, See also butchers and The Last Train, 212 meat blockades Bedmar, Marquis of, 177 Austrian, 203 bell towers, 12, 218 English, 203 of parishes, 8 boat San Marco, 2, 11, 17, 42, 139, 208 peoples, 1 Bella, Gabriele, painter, 198 races, 83 Combat Scene on the Ponte dei Pugni, 96 Boccaccio, Giovanni, writer, 163 Old Fair of the “Sensa,” 188 Boccato, Carla, historian, 93 Bellavitis, Anna, historian, 81, 100 Boerio, Giuseppe, scholar, 114 Bellini, Gentile, painter, 129 Bohemia, 40 Corpus Christi Procession, 76, 129, 134 Bolognetti, Alberto, papal nuncio, 161 and Islamic culture, 129 Bon, Bartolomeo, sculptor, 18, 132 The Miracle of the Holy Cross, 129, 130, Bon, Giovanni, sculptor, 18, 132 135, 144 Bon family, 196 Procession in Piazza San Marco. Bonaparte, Napoleon, king and emperor, See Corpus Christi Procession 203–4, 208 Saint Mark Preaching in Alexandria, bonds, government, 182 130, 131 Bonifacio de’Pitati, painter, 128 Turkish Woman, 130 Book of Gold, 55, 81, 203 Bellini, Giovanni, painter, 130 Book of Silver, 81 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88359-7 - Venice: History of the Floating City Joanne M. Ferraro Index More information 244 Index bookbindings, 109 Byron, Lord George, poet, 193, 205 Bordone, Paris, painter, 132 Byzantine architecture, 136 Borromeo, Charles, cardinal, 153 Byzantium, 1, 3, 11, 16, 19, 40–1, 75 Borsato, Giuseppe, painter pictorial language, 12, 129 Napoleon Bonaparte’s Arrival at Venice in Roman, 4 1807, 202 Bosnian mountains, 40 ca’ (casa). See palazzi botany, 125, 183 cabinets. See studioli bottlers, 40, 224 Caffi, Ippolito, painter, 206, 208 Bourbons of France, 179, 201 Cairo, 11, 16, 108, 114, 209 braid, 50, 118, 198 Calle breach-of-promise, 166 del Paradiso, 25, 77 bread del Pestrin, 9 prices, 42 delle Beccarie, 42 varieties, 42 calle/i, 9, 79, 99, 218 Brenta River, 10, 28, 196 Calmo, Andrea, playwright, 168 Brescia, 47, 61, 64, 68, 76, 81, 185 Calvin, Jean, 94, 151, 159 and agrarian academies, 184 campana, 218 Bresciano Campania, 178 industry, 186 campanile/i. See bell tower(s) Brianza, 185 campiello/i, 9, 218 bricks, 20, 26, 186 Campo bridge battles, 96, 144 della Pescaria. See fish market bridges, 9, 19, 27, 96, 99, 117, 152 delle Beccarie, 48 Accademia, 206 San Giacomo, 48 Carmine, 97 San Stefano, 193 degli Ormesini, 93 campo/i, 9, 79, 99, 218 Gesuati, 97 Canal of Cannaregio, 218 Ghetto, 92 canale, 218 pontoon at S.M. della Salute, 145 Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal), pontoon at the Redentore, Giudecca, 141 painter, 194 pontoon at the Zattere, 145, 157 Candelmas, 83, 95, 117 Pugni, 97 Candia, 43, 47, 65, 78, 113, 178, 218 Rialto. See Rialto, bridge chancellor of, 60 San Lorenzo, 135 Seige of, 179 San Marziale, 97 Candiano family, 51 Santa Fosca, 97 Cannaruoli, 20, 96 Scalzi, 206 Canova, Antonio, sculptor, 193 broadcloth, 107 Caorle, 153 Bruges, 37 capitano. See governors of territories Bucintoro, 31, 58, 90, 203, 218 capo di contrada, 82 building materials, 26 capo/i, 218 bull runs, 79 Capponi, Neri, 147 Buora, Giovanni, architect, Plate VII Capuchins, 156 Busenello, Francesco, librettist, 189 car ferries, 213 bussolai. See sea biscuits cardinalships, 140 butchers, 38, 76 Carnia, 185 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88359-7 - Venice: History of the Floating City Joanne M. Ferraro Index More information Index 245 Carnival, 4, 59, 88, 90, 97–8, 116, 154, 187, Chaucer, Geoffrey, writer, 163 189–90, 193, 208 cheese music, 187 from Apuglia, 43 Carpaccio, Vittore, painter, 131 from Candia, 43 The Lion of Saint Mark, 129 from Dalmatia, 43 Carpathian Mountains, 40 chemical industries, 210 carpets, 3, 12, 90, 108, 123 childhood Egypt, 108 patrician, 58 Ottoman, 108 and work, 99 Carrara lords, 61 children Carriera, Rosalba, painter, 198 custody of, 170 Casa del Farmacista, Lido, 210 and proto industry, 186 Casanova, Giacomo, 194 chili peppers, 113 casinò. See gambling houses chimney pots, 25, 213 Cassiodorus, 1, 137 China, 33, 38, 109 Castellani, 20, 95–7 China, South, 46 Catholicism China Sea, 38 independence from Rome, 195 chinoiseries, 197, 218 Venetian, 195 chocolate, 112–13, 193, 199 Catholic-Reformation, 151 recipes, 112 Cebà, Ansaldo, monk, 162 choir of San Marco, 188 celebrations Chojnacki, Stanley, historian, 56, 58, 69, 1563 Catholic defeat of Huguenots, 72, 169 142, 151 cholera, 207 Conquest of Constantinople, 142 Chopin, Frederick, composer, 206 John the Baptist’s beheading, 142 Christian era, 2, 172 Mary Magdalene’s
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