- The
Italian title prov[v]editore (plural
provveditori; also
known in Gr****: προνοητής, προβλεπτής; Serbo-Croatian: providur), "he who sees to things" (overseer)...
- The
Provveditori all'Armar (lit. 'superintendents on armament') were
officials of the
Republic of
Venice responsible for the
provisioning and equipment...
-
eight bastions of the
fortress were
originally named after the
Venetian provveditori. However, when it fell to the
Ottoman Empire, the
bastions were given...
-
gradually ****umed some of the
powers of the
Council of Ten. In 1556, the
provveditori ai beni
inculti were also
created for the
improvement of agriculture...
-
first period after the conquest, he was ****isted by two
provveditori extraordinary. The
provveditori generali appointed during the
duration of the Kingdom...
- of two
different committees and
consisted in five nobles: the
three provveditori alla sanità (superintendents of health) and the two sopraprovveditori...
- the
provveditori di comun, and
supervising all
officials dealing with
merchant goods.
Along with the
governatori delle entrate and the
provveditori di...
- Διοίκηση και οργάνωση της πόλης τον 18ο αιώνα [The
Archive of the
Venetian Provveditori of Preveza; The City's Αdministration and
Organization in the 18th century]...
-
patricians elected annually by the
Major Council. The
officials known as
provveditori supervised the work and acts of the councils, courts, and
other officials...
- body
analogous to the
British Admiralty. It
comprised the
Provveditori all'Armar, the
provveditori in
charge of the ****nal (all'****nale), of provisions...
