S. Polo, 308 S. Rocco, Church of, 286 ---- Scuola di, 285 ---- story of, 284 S. Salvatore, 293 S. Sebastiano, 306 S. Stefano, 295 St Tarasius, rape of the body of, 31 St Theodore, Church of, 7 S. Trovaso, 309 S. Vio, 296 S. Vitale, 296 S. Zaccaria, 286 S. Zanipolo, 276-279 ---- legend of foundation of, 78 S. Zulian, 275 Salinguerra, his memorial, 321 Salute, the, 297 Sarpi, Paolo, death of, 178 Scalas, the, 118, 119, 136 Schiavoni, Riva degli, 290 ---- S. Giorgio degli, 287 Sculpture, Venetian, 187-195 Seminario, the, 297 Senate, origin of, 33 ---- the, 102 Shrine at Calle Barbaro, 296 Signory, the, 102 Slave trade at Venice, 12, 21, 26 Spanish plot, 179 Steno, Michel, his insult to Faliero, 124 Street nomenclature, 216 T Tagliapietra, Contessa, legend of, 296 Ten, attack on the, 180 ---- Council of the, 109-111 Titian’s house, site of, 315 Torcello, 5, 318 ---- final migration to, 4 Trading privileges, extension of, 36, 40, 42 Tribunes, their first election, 6 _Tribuni majores_, election of, 7 Turkish conquests, 173 ---- terror at Venice, 152, 154, 155 ---- capture of Constantinople, 151, 153 Tyre, capture of, 43 V Venetian fleet, destruction of, by Genoese, 130 Venetian settlements, the earliest, 4 Venetians defeated by Genoese off Pera, 122 ---- defeated by Turks off Sapienza, 163 ---- routed by Genoese off Sapienza, 124 ---- their master passions, 68 Venice, excommunication of, 106, 156, 167, 176 ---- her fortitude under disaster, 124, 130 ---- her popularity on the mainland, 120, 146 ---- invites the King of France to Italy, 156 ---- occupied by the French, 186 Verona, occupation of, 137 Visconti, Galeozzo, 136 ---- Filippo, 140 W Wedding of the Adriatic, 29, 50, 53 Z Zara, capture of, by Crusaders, 61 ---- rebellion of, 117, 121 Zattere, fondamenta delle, 309 * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: Palazza Ducale=> Palazzo Ducale {pg xi} Vie de St Francois=> Vie de St François {pg 73} who rode to seek aventure=> who rode to seek adventure {pg 92} answer Ghisello=> answered Ghisello {pg 125} envoys empty away=> envoys away empty {pg 154} reign that the ast=> reign that the last {pg 155} The chief atttraction=> The chief attraction {pg 255} Cornara, Caterina, 157, 159=> Cornaro, Caterina, 157, 159 {pg 328} * * * * * FOOTNOTES: [1] See Appendix II. An exhaustive bibliography will be found in “The Cambridge Modern History,” Vol. I. [2] Rimini, Pesaro, Fano, Sinigaglia and Ancona. [3] A method of disposing of a political enemy, so common in Italy, in the middle ages, that it was expressed by a word _abbacinare_, from the _bacino_ or red hot basin of brass fixed before the eyes of the victim.