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SKI ie nces sohiales . I I SA(LUTTE T~NCE VT d~ TERRE DE 1667 ences sbciales, le 20 juin 1953 IIBJABAYKA YCTAHOBA nPEArOBOP. 6OP6A AYGPOBHMKA 34 OnCTAHAK nOCnE BEnMKOr 3EMJbOTPECA 1667 r. (APXMBCKA TPABA) . CORRIGENDA - . ..,... - ~edrpan,yn. Byxa Kapa~~fia6p. 5 i e ~n(ia", Beorpan, Koc~ajc~a6p. 28 INDEX Aciaioli, cardinale 504 de Angelis, sa Kosule 486 Adrianopoli, 'passim i Antica, BoZo, dubr. gradanin 569 d1Agostino, Antonio, trgovac u Antivari, v. Bar Dubrovniku 549 Antullov, Ivan, iz Kostura u &pi Ahmed Mali, gandur-ba3a 370-1, 411 380, 390-3, 396, 399 Antunov, Vice, dubr. apotekar 568, Ahmedspahib, Jusuf -aga 362 572-5 Alaga, iz Pditelja 249 Anula, slugkinja 412 Albania 22-43, 112, 154, 327, 394, Anvers 192 439, 440, 473 Arcipelago 314, 433, 456-8' Alegreti, don Alegreto, paroh sa Armeno, Vlaho, iz Stona 493, 495 Sipana 139 Armentikres (France) 125 Alegreti, Nikola, dubr. gradanin Arsenal CDubromik) 119 119, 139 Assol~o,cavaliere 504 Aleksandar, zidar 245, 318 Atene 142, 206-7, 327 Aleppo 434 Austria 291, 293 Alessandro VII, papa (1655-1667) Avdi-baga, janiEar 73 37-9, 54, 292 Avdidelebija, Bosanac u Jedrmu Alexandria 434 559, 561 Ali-baSa, janiEar 491 Azolino, cardinale 164, 222, 239, Ali-beg, veliki tumaE na Porti 405, 253, 268, 550 511-2, 521 Ali-efendija, teskerediija 187 Ali-pa& 521 Babi6, Ivan, hajduEki harambaga - njegova iena Bejhan 521 445-6 Altieri, Paluzzo, cardinale 504, 350 BabiC., Marko, trgovac u Beogradu Ancona 29-33, 35, 41, 46, 53, 408 60-1, 67-70, 86, 92, 97, 107, Babino Polje (Mljet) 507-8 119-20, 136, 147-8, 174-5, Ba jo (Pivljanin), hajduEki haram- 194, 214-5, 219-21, 223-7, baSa 320, 438 230-1, 238, 251, 254, 299, 338 Balaki, Duro, dubr. gradanin 26 -9, 316, 340, 343, 365, 377-9, Baldovin, Vice, zidar 416 384, 402-4, 410, 492, 499, 500, Balivojvodi6, Ceho, Novljanin 503, 514, 548-50, 552 482-4, 536 AndrijaSevi6, Andrija, dubr. dra- Ballarino, bailo 107 goman 108-9,116,118,129,204, Baloki, Marko, kancelar na Lopudu 371, 387, 468, 520-1, 559 280 AndrijaSevi6, fra Vito 46-9 Bandur, Ivan, drvodelja 161--2, AndrijaSi, Miho, sa Sipana 139, 266 415--18 Androv, Pijero, ZV. Delavoga, dubr. Bani (Konavle) 275, 285 kanonik 263 Banja 540 630 Index - -- - Banjani 558 Belanovid, pandur 332 Bo: Banja Luka 390, 393, 573 Belenidi (Hercegovina) 367 BeneSid, Gabrela, kaluderica 478 Bo: Banjska 540, 544 Bo: Bar 66 Benincasa, Luciano, sindico, Anco- na 33 I Barbaro, Antonio, poveditore gene- I30 rale 519, 523, 535, 566, 568, Benzon, govehatore 487 c 570-1, 573-5 Benzon, Ivan, iz Rijeke 136 Beograd 64, 72, 81, 93, 105, 126, Barberini, cardinale 128, 152, 180, Bo 192-3, 196, 225, 231, 214-6, 187, 266-7, 355, 358, 372, 408, 1 297, 314, 317-9, 541-3 436, 513-4 a Barbieri, Antonio, Veinezia 518 Bernini, architetto 330 u Betera, Antun, dubr. gradanin 48 Barboca, Ivan, rob Tunisu 233 Bo Baretta, Giovani, Venezia 140 Betera, Vlaho, dubr. gradanin 48 Bigaglia, Venezia 518 Barev Do (Konavle) 276 Bo Bari 320 Bihor (Hercegovina) 536 Bijela (Boka) 159 F Barletta 46, 320, 383 Bc Baro, zdur 139 Bileda 240, 248, 306, 558 Bfnciola, v. BinEdid Barov, Marin, berberin u Dubrov- -j Br niku 413 BinEola, Marin, Lastovljanin 442 Br Bartdlomejev, Marin, zv. Pistola Binhlid (Binciola) , dubr. vlast. !! Er 507 porodica B1 Bascen, Gorgo, najamnik iz Temi- - Marin, Nikolin 34 J Bvara 412 Bistrina 489 w B1 Basiljevib (Bassegli) , dubr. vlast. Bjelopavlidi 295---6 j porodica Bjelotine (Konavle) 298 Bi - Andrija Marka 25-6, 28, 40, Bladi, Tito, Brindisi 263-4 50, 65, 90 Blagaj 471 Bobali, v. Bobaljevid El - Jakov Toma 35, 49 El - Marko, u Veneciji 43, 49-52, Bobaljevid (Bobali), dubr. vlast. 60-4, 69-70, 82-91, 95-8, porodica 101-4, 111-2, 125, 132-3, - Frano 40, 49-42, 60--4, 83- 7, 89-91, 95-9, 101-3, 111 I : 142-3, 150-2, 181-2, 194, 213-14, 227-8, 231-2, 264, -12, 122,142-3,151-2,181 269-70, 289, 384, 348-9, -2,194, 208-9, 213-14, 227 '2 -8, 231-2, 263-5, 259-70, E 499, 507-8, 517 I - Nikolin Marks 25-6, 28, 51, 348-9 1 H 65, 71, 90, 123 Bobanovid, Matlro, iz Kune na Pe- Bassegli, v. Basiljevif. ljeScu 265 1 P Basica, Ivan, dubr. gradanin 28 Bobanovid, Ostoja, iz Kune 22&7 BaSica, Nikola, Konavljanin 138 Boks Kotorska, passim Batina, hajduEki harambaSa 47-1 Boletin, Petar, iz StravEe u KO- F navlima 276 J i Batina, Baro, sa KoloEepa 285 Batitore, Marin, dubr. gradanin 50 B~lica (GrbiEid) Nikola, kotor. F Batitore, Nikola, dubr. gradanin vlnst. 91, 154 66, 86, 90, 97, 137 Bona, v. BuniE Bebri-paTja, funkcioner na Por ti Bonacorsi, cardinale 504 I, 434 Bmda, v. Bundid Bedirovid, iz Zabice u Hercegovini Boni, cardinale 504 319 Boristene (Dnjepar) 511-2 1 Boski, Jerko 51 1' BeE, v. Viena Bosna, passim Beknid, Lovro, iz Zupe, zidar 416 BoBkov, Marko, iz Kotora 164-5 I Index Bogkov, VlahuSa, iz Rijek,e 135 - Vladislav Seka 538-9 Boikovii, Ivan, d~odelja417 Boidarevib, Frano Miha, dubrovaE- - Diivo 450 ki gradanin 299, 341,. 452 - njegova udova Nika 450 . Boidarevib, Miho, dubr. gradn~in - Marin Dura 465 BraE 282-3, 566 - Andrija Dura 123 Brailovibi, Konavljani 395 - Avgustin Miha 34, - 49 Brandon, Carlo, engl. trgovac 475 - Damjan Sara 33, 39, 62, 208 Bratutinovie, Nikola, sa Lc,puda - Diivo Damjana 49, 208 - Jakov, n.~Veneciji 83 Bratutinovit, Pavle, dubr. graba- - Luka Frana 25, 40, 50, 57, 86, 90, 144, 213, 300, 409 -. - Marin Dura 24, 49, 50, 86, 90, - Marin Paskoja 266 - njegova iena Marija 266 122, 144, 213, 251 - Mari'n Sara 137, 263 nov. Dubrovnika 522-5 - njegova udova Mada 137, 263 Brgat 27, 414, 428, 451-2 - Marko 113 Erijesta (Janjina) 279 - Mato Marina 25, 50, 86,. 90, Brindisi 35, 45-6, 55, 2634 213, 228, 232, 299-300, 321, Broce (Stcm) 96, 247, 278, 310, 214 323-6, 331-6, 379-42, 385 Bronzan, Konavljanin 276, 281 -6, 390-3, 406--7, 418-19, Brotnice (Brochnize - Konavle) 4214, 459-70, 495-6, 510 165-6, 179, 182, 207, 572 -12, 515, 520-1, 526--8, Brsalje (Dubrovnik) 412 53943, 54446, 550, 554- BrseEi,ne (Primorje) 86, 552-6 5, 559-62, 565, 569-70 Eruxelles 192, 210 - Nikolica Diiva 24, 28, 57, 66, 102, 113, 119, 122, 165, 175, 180, 203-4, 228, 326-7, 336, Buccinoli, Antun Jakova, dubr. 347, 350-2, 359, 363, 371-2, gradanin 393 387, 399, 413, 530, 546 Buchia, v. Bu6iE - Nikola Frana 28, 56-7, 06, BuEiE (Buchia) , dubr. vlast. pro- 90, 122 - Paskoje Marina 35, 50 - Petar Roka 298 - Nikola S'elra 35 - Petar Zupana 34, 49 - Seko Dura 57 - Roko 213, 301 - Seko Nikole 34, 49 - Saro Diiva 122-3, 175, 413 ~ -632 Index vladisla~ - 24, 50' 86, 90, Cica, bb,dubr. pubin 412 144, 181, 213, 300, 472, 489, - njegova haPaula 412 495, 553, 556, 558 Cigani 261 kanonik 59 - Ciohi(a). Marco, trgovac u Bee- - Cecilija, kaluderica 479 gradu 408, 436 Butijer, Vule, iz Pijavidina 253 Clemente X, papa (1667-1889) 1634, 183, 192, 210, 21L9, 222, 244-5, 252, 269, 288-94, Caboga, v. Kabusd 314, 317-9, 329-31, 3434, Ggiani, Emmuele, portolano, Bar- 377-8, 384, 478 letta 320 Claente X, papa (1670-1676) Calamotta, v. Kolode , 514, 541-3, 548 i i Calan, Marulino, sa lipma 507 Cocchi. Antonio, seniore, Ancona Canali, v. Konavle 32 Candia 41. 43, 68, 87, 100-1, 148, Cacchi. Antonio, juniore, Ancona 1771 212, 220, 246, 300, 313, 327, 32-3 i 336, 343-6, 352, 359, 371, 390, Colonna, contessa 174 i 405, 419-22, 4354, 43940, Constanti~nopoli, passim 4 i 447,9, 509, 455, 520-1, 462-7, 525,485. 528, 489, 543, 492- 545, Contareno,215-6, 218 Domenico, doge 87,125, 38 :I 554 Conkini, Andrea, pmveditore 237, -T$3 Caniea (Creta) 101, 435 503 f &pello, Gio., secretario, Vem&a Conti, cardinale. Ancona 31-3, €8, 305 147, 214, 219, 225, 573 , Caput, Ivan, iz Perasta 431 Corf~359, 433, 440, -447 'f Caragac 352, 561 Cornaro, Catarino, pmveditore ge- . , 1 Carevib, P~O,vojnik 137, 297 nerale 27, 42---5, 524, 68-9, Carigrad, passim 834,87,91--3,102-3, 113-4, I Carha (Hercegovina) 311, 536 125, 154, 158, 168, 210, 213, 219, Carlo I1 (1655--70), Spagna 209 237-8 -10, 217-8, 383 Corner, Zorsi, proveditore estraor- . Castel Nuovo, v. Novi dinario 302-3 Castiglia 383 Coron 435 Cattaro, v. Kotor Cortese, Francesco, architetto 340, Capanis, secretario, ~enezia516 343-6, 576 Cavtat 22, 27. 50, 55. 85-6, YO, Cortis, Giovanni, kancelar u Sla- 97, 116, 136-4. 141, 151, 218, nom 77, 368-9 263, 272-3, 285, 296-7, 3134, Cortois, Giontto, trgovac u Beo- 328, 373, 388, 403, 407-8, 431 gradu 408 -2, 438, 445, 4734 Creta, v. Candia &ri, cardinale 504 Crijevif (Oerva), dubr. vlast. poro- Cernica 540 dica I Ceruti, Giulio, architetto 120, 221, - Dkno Gabr. 263-6, 302, 459 244-4, 313, 318-9, 330 -70, 495, 497-8, 510-2, Cwva, v. Crijevib 515, 520-1, 526-4, 53943, Chiagion, Chirait, Novljanin 446 5444, 550-1, 554-5, 559 Chie~erillo,Gio. Andrea, kancelar -62, 565, 569-70, 575 na Sipanu 280 - Dhno Lampridice 34 I Chiesa, Jacamo, zidar 366 - Martolica Marina 34, 49 f - Martolica Orsata 96, 122, Chigi, cardinale 99-100, 220 266, 372, 386-7, 572 I Chioa 457 - njegova Eena Ora 572 1 1 i * A -- Index - Miho Martolice 138, 414, 504, Cuk, Ivan, zidar 415 506, 527-32, 539--41, 544, C'upriliC Ahmed, veliki vedr 43, 551, 559-42, 564, 569-70, 126, 148, 190, 207, 210, 212, 220 -2, 247-40, 277, 371-2, 388, - Petar Antun Marina 35, 50 380, 398, 421-2, 43M, 439- - Stijepo 428, 44651, 454 42, 457, 459-70, 49M, 499, - Vladislav Martolice 123, 255, 509-11, 520-1, 525-42, 537, - od Karmena 120 - SV.
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