- The
Italian title prov[v]editore (plural provveditori; also
known in Gr****: προνοητής, προβλεπτής; Serbo-Croatian: providur), "he who sees to things" (overseer)...
- island. In 1574–77,
Crete was
under the rule of
Giacomo Foscarini as
Proveditor General,
Sindace and Inquisitor.
According to Starr's 1942 article, the...
- made in 1700, when the
government of
Venice ordered Francesco Grimani,
Proveditor General of the
Armies in Morea, to
register all
their properties in the...
- The
Portuguese Ombudsman is
called the
Provedor de Justiça [pt] (lit. "
Proveditor of Justice"), and its role is
defined in
article 23 of the Constitution...
-
stronghold of
Corfu was
protected (according to a
dispatch of
Antonio Priuli,
proveditor generale da ...
Morea would prove to be, for they were
bulwarks against...
- Padua,
aided by
detachments of
Venetian cavalry under the
command of the
proveditor Andrea Gritti, revolted. The
landsknechts garrisoning the city were too...
- ten-thousand-man army
under Gedik Ahmed Pasha; however, the
local garrison led by
proveditor Pietro Vetturi fended off the
Ottoman besiegers, who
retreated after the...
- were
closely related to the
Venetian ones in Albania.
Gabriel Trivisano,
proveditor of
Venice in Albania,
includes Span in the
group of the
Albanian nobles...
-
Venetian Republic with the name of
Patria del Friuli,
ruled by a
General Proveditor or a
Luogotenente living in Udine. In 1523
Emperor Charles V ultimately...
- refortified. On June 10, 1570 the
castle of
Sopot was
taken by
James Celsi,
Proveditor of the
Venetian navy, who left
after leaving in
charge the
commander of...
