procurators of san marco造句

• In 1764 he was appointed procurator of San Marco de ultra.
• In May 1609, he was named procurator of San Marco.
• In 1478 Loredan was Procurator of San Marco.
• He later became Procurator of San Marco.
• He finally returned to Venice as a state councilor and was elected procurator of San Marco in 1452.
• The office of Procurator of San Marco was not abolished at the fall of the Republic of Venice in 1797.
• It was commissioned by Jacopo Contarini, procurator of San Marco, to replace an earlier palace in the gothic style.
• Today, there are seven procurators, with the president holding the title of First Procurator of San Marco ( " Primo Procuratore di San Marco " ).
• Sagredo was able to parlay his wealth and new-found respect into a series of embassies on behalf of the Most Serene Republic, before eventually becoming a Procurator of San Marco.
• Appointment as a Procurator of San Marco was one of the highest honours the Most Serene Republic could bestow on its citizen as a reward for a life of service to the Republic.
• His wealth established, Donato began a public career in Venice, serving in turn as the Venetian ambassador to Constantinople, " podest?" of Venice, and as governor and procurator of San Marco.
• He was chosen as Procurator of San Marco on his merits; on the outbreak of the Cretan War ( 1645 1669 ), he was selected as Captain General of the fleet of the Republic of Venice.
• When about eighteen, in Treviso, he was invited to join the quartet of the Tommasini, and was noticed by Morosini, procurator of San Marco, who indulged him in auditioning for the admission in the Chapel of San Marco.
• The couple had one son, Giulio Contarini ( 1611 1676 ) ( who would eventually rise to the position of procurator of San Marco ), and five daughters ( Chiara, Maddalena, Laura, and two others who became nuns ).
• The oldest of the buildings is the "'Procuratie Vecchie "'on the north side of the Square, built as a two-storey structure in the twelfth century, to house the offices and apartments of the procurators of San Marco.
• He rose to prominence quickly, being repeatedly elected as " consigliere " to the Doge, as a member of the Senate of Venice, and then serving as the Republic of Venice's Ambassador to the Vatican, prior to serving as Procurator of San Marco.