#venezia — Public Fediverse posts

https://www.europesays.com/it/711607/ Luca Campigotto, fotografo giramondo: «Io, vagabondo tra Europa e guerre» #Arte #ArteEDesign #ArteEdesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Design #Entertainment #fotografo #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #LucaCampigotto #venezia

https://www.rainews.it/tgr/veneto/video/2026/09/mestre-controlli-straordinari-delle-forze-dellordine-7c2d999f-096e-46fb-80ae-153b37a44d50.html?wt_mc=2.social.tlg.redtgrveneto_mestre-controlli-straordinari-delle-forze-dellordine.&wt
Ma via c'entra il sindaco e vicesindaco in queste operazioni, se non per fare passerella?
Se qualcosa va storto, oltre a dover riportare sotto controllo la situazione, i poliziotti devono proteggere anche questi due sciagurati
#venezia #sicurezza

Adrian I — Liber Pontificalis

Venice and the Venetian duke Mauricius are mentioned in the passing in the Liber Pontificalis for Adrian I, related to an episode taking place in 772.

Following the demise of the Exarchate of Ravenna in 750–752, at the hands of the Lombard king Aistulf, the Frankish king Pepin the Short intervened, defeated Aistulf twice, and in 756 he handed the territories of the Exarchate over to the papacy, in what is called the Donation of Pepin.

Following the defeats, Aistulf was deposed and succeeded by Desiderius as King of the Lombards.

In Rome, there was a strong pro-Frankish faction, but there were also important members of the papal court who favoured closer relations to the Lombards.

Pepin the Short died in 768, and was succeeded by his son Charles, later called Charlemagne, as king of the Franks.

King Desiderius started raiding the lands of the former Exarchate, with an intent of re-taking them from the Papacy

#Franks #histodons #History #LiberPontificalis #Lombards #Venezia #Venice

Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/translation/adrian-i-liber-pontificalis/

Adrian I — Liber Pontificalis

Venice and the Venetian duke Mauricius are mentioned in the passing in the Liber Pontificalis for Adrian I, related to an episode taking place in 772.

Following the demise of the Exarchate of Ravenna in 750–752, at the hands of the Lombard king Aistulf, the Frankish king Pepin the Short intervened, defeated Aistulf twice, and in 756 he handed the territories of the Exarchate over to the papacy, in what is called the Donation of Pepin.

Following the defeats, Aistulf was deposed and succeeded by Desiderius as King of the Lombards.

In Rome, there was a strong pro-Frankish faction, but there were also important members of the papal court who favoured closer relations to the Lombards.

Pepin the Short died in 768, and was succeeded by his son Charles, later called Charlemagne, as king of the Franks.

King Desiderius started raiding the lands of the former Exarchate, with an intent of re-taking them from the Papacy

#Franks #histodons #History #LiberPontificalis #Lombards #Venezia #Venice

Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/translation/adrian-i-liber-pontificalis/

Adrian I — Liber Pontificalis

Venice and the Venetian duke Mauricius are mentioned in the passing in the Liber Pontificalis for Adrian I, related to an episode taking place in 772.

Following the demise of the Exarchate of Ravenna in 750–752, at the hands of the Lombard king Aistulf, the Frankish king Pepin the Short intervened, defeated Aistulf twice, and in 756 he handed the territories of the Exarchate over to the papacy, in what is called the Donation of Pepin.

Following the defeats, Aistulf was deposed and succeeded by Desiderius as King of the Lombards.

In Rome, there was a strong pro-Frankish faction, but there were also important members of the papal court who favoured closer relations to the Lombards.

Pepin the Short died in 768, and was succeeded by his son Charles, later called Charlemagne, as king of the Franks.

King Desiderius started raiding the lands of the former Exarchate, with an intent of re-taking them from the Papacy

#Franks #histodons #History #LiberPontificalis #Lombards #Venezia #Venice

Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/translation/adrian-i-liber-pontificalis/

Adrian I — Liber Pontificalis

Venice and the Venetian duke Mauricius are mentioned in the passing in the Liber Pontificalis for Adrian I, related to an episode taking place in 772.

Following the demise of the Exarchate of Ravenna in 750–752, at the hands of the Lombard king Aistulf, the Frankish king Pepin the Short intervened, defeated Aistulf twice, and in 756 he handed the territories of the Exarchate over to the papacy, in what is called the Donation of Pepin.

Following the defeats, Aistulf was deposed and succeeded by Desiderius as King of the Lombards.

In Rome, there was a strong pro-Frankish faction, but there were also important members of the papal court who favoured closer relations to the Lombards.

Pepin the Short died in 768, and was succeeded by his son Charles, later called Charlemagne, as king of the Franks.

King Desiderius started raiding the lands of the former Exarchate, with an intent of re-taking them from the Papacy

#Franks #histodons #History #LiberPontificalis #Lombards #Venezia #Venice

Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/translation/adrian-i-liber-pontificalis/