II. _Misti_ (Deliberationes mixtae). ‘Continentes res terrestres et maritimas.’ 1293-1440. First 14 volumes (1293-1331) were burned in 1574 or 1577, but indices have been preserved in the Rubricarii. 60 vols. fol. xv-xxxii, 1332-67; xxxiii-xli, 1368-88; xlii-xlix, 1389-1413. Rubricarii. Indices of the Misti. 4 vols. i, 1293-1368 (32 registers); ii, 1368-89 (9 registers); iii, 1389-1413 (9 registers). III. _Secreti_ (Deliberationes secretae). For foreign affairs. 1345-1401. Numbered by letters. 19 vols., A to S, of which only four remain. A and B, 1345-50; R (now called E), March 1388-97; and L, May 1373-Feb. 1376. One feels deeply the loss of these records, especially of S, which went from April 1397 to Feb. 1400. IV. _Patti._ 7 registers of treaties from 883 to 1496. V. _Liber Albus._ Treaties, privileges, &c., with the Levant (principally for commerce) up to 1348. VI. _Libri Secretorum Consilii Rogatorum_, commonly called ‘Cons. Rog.’. A continuation of the Secreti from April 10, 1401, to Feb. 26, 1476. These volumes bear Arabic numerals, not letters. There are 27 registers, of which no. 1 contains the Anatolian campaign of Timur and the downfall of Bayezid. In the classified bibliography, the collections in which documents from Venetian records have been published are grouped. INDEX Adalia, 158, 296, 297-8. Adana, 74, 282, 296, 298-9. Adrianople, 39, 91, 100, 103, 112, 114, 121, 123, 125-6, 171-87, 207, 231-2, 261; unique place of, in Ottoman history, 139. Afion Kara Hissar, 11, 290. Aïdin, 65, 86, 158, 185-6, 191, 228, 283, 286, 291; Ottoman absorption of, 185, 259, 274, 287. Akbara, 69, 284. Akridur, 284, 288-9. Ak Seraï, 16, 162, 187, 189, 237, 284, 300. Ak Sheïr, 154, 187, 260, 284-5. Ak Tchaï, battle of, 188-90. Alaïa, 285, 289. Albania, Ottoman invasions of, 147, 159-60, 170, 183, 206, 243. Albanian nobility, conversion of, to Islam, 76. Albanians, value of, in Ottoman army, 159. Alaeddin Kaï Kobad, composition of army of, 16-17; connexion with Osmanlis, 20-2, 264, 266, 269; fortifies Sivas, 246. ---- of Karamania, 165-7, 187-90, 288; sons of, set free by Timur after Angora, 257. ---- pasha (brother of Orkhan), 70-2. Alexander of Bulgaria, 103, 138-9, 170. Ali pasha (grand vizier of Bayezid), 171-2, 199-200, 234. Altoluogo, 286. Amadeo of Savoy, crusade of, 128, 130; proselytizing zeal of, aids conquests of Murad, 141-2; intervenes to make peace between Venice and Genoa, 155; hostility to Theodore Palaeologos, 228. Amassia, 250, 300. Anatoli Hissar, 234. Anatolia (_see_ Asia Minor). Angora, 16, 68, 155, 162, 188, 191, 250, 259, 264, 285-6, 288; battle of, 251-5, 262; capture of, by Osmanlis, 68, 156. Anna of Savoy, 91-4, 129. Argos, population of, deported to Anatolia, 230. Armenia, Little, kingdom of (_see_ Cilicia). Armenians, bravery and massacre of, at Sivas, 248.