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  1. europesays.com/it/703721/ Spritz Aperol e Campari taroccati a Venezia: ecco come falsificavano la bevanda di culto per venderla a prezzo stracciato. Scatta il primo sequestro #aperol #Entertainment #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #sequestro #Spritz #truffa #venezia

  2. Il regno carsico (778-781), ep. 212

    I regni possono essere come i fiumi, e scomparire sottoterra (per poi riapparire) l problema di un regno che si è espanso oltre ogni precedente confine è che ormai ha assunto dimensioni imperiali, con quel che ne consegue. Come gestirlo? Come essere allo stesso tempo in Austrasia, Neustria, Sassonia, Aquitania e Italia? Carlo deve trovare una soluzione a questo dilemma. Nel farlo, rispolvererà una tradizione dell'Impero […]

    italiastoria.com/2026/09/28/il

  3. Domenicus Monegarius

    Domenicus Monegarius was the sixth doge of Venice, following the deposition and blinding of duke Galla, who in turn had blinded and deposed duke Deusdedit.

    He, too, was deposed and blinded after eight years on the ducal throne.

    He ruled from 756 to 764, according to the chronology established in the 1340s by Andrea Dandolo.

    The only original source for duke Domenicus is the Istoria Veneticorum by John the Deacon, written around the year 1000. The Chronicon Altinate, the Chronica per extensum descripta by Andrea Dandolo and other later chronicles mostly just repeated what John the Deacon wrote, without adding anything new.

    There are no non-Venetian primary sources for duke Domenicus.

    #DogesOfVenice #histodons #OriginOfVenice #Venezia #Venice

    Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/article/early-venice/domenicus-monegarius/

  4. Domenicus Monegarius

    Domenicus Monegarius was the sixth doge of Venice, following the deposition and blinding of duke Galla, who in turn had blinded and deposed duke Deusdedit.

    He, too, was deposed and blinded after eight years on the ducal throne.

    He ruled from 756 to 764, according to the chronology established in the 1340s by Andrea Dandolo.

    The only original source for duke Domenicus is the Istoria Veneticorum by John the Deacon, written around the year 1000. The Chronicon Altinate, the Chronica per extensum descripta by Andrea Dandolo and other later chronicles mostly just repeated what John the Deacon wrote, without adding anything new.

    There are no non-Venetian primary sources for duke Domenicus.

    #DogesOfVenice #histodons #OriginOfVenice #Venezia #Venice

    Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/article/early-venice/domenicus-monegarius/

  5. Domenicus Monegarius

    Domenicus Monegarius was the sixth doge of Venice, following the deposition and blinding of duke Galla, who in turn had blinded and deposed duke Deusdedit.

    He, too, was deposed and blinded after eight years on the ducal throne.

    He ruled from 756 to 764, according to the chronology established in the 1340s by Andrea Dandolo.

    The only original source for duke Domenicus is the Istoria Veneticorum by John the Deacon, written around the year 1000. The Chronicon Altinate, the Chronica per extensum descripta by Andrea Dandolo and other later chronicles mostly just repeated what John the Deacon wrote, without adding anything new.

    There are no non-Venetian primary sources for duke Domenicus.

    #DogesOfVenice #histodons #OriginOfVenice #Venezia #Venice

    Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/article/early-venice/domenicus-monegarius/

  6. Domenicus Monegarius

    Domenicus Monegarius was the sixth doge of Venice, following the deposition and blinding of duke Galla, who in turn had blinded and deposed duke Deusdedit.

    He, too, was deposed and blinded after eight years on the ducal throne.

    He ruled from 756 to 764, according to the chronology established in the 1340s by Andrea Dandolo.

    The only original source for duke Domenicus is the Istoria Veneticorum by John the Deacon, written around the year 1000. The Chronicon Altinate, the Chronica per extensum descripta by Andrea Dandolo and other later chronicles mostly just repeated what John the Deacon wrote, without adding anything new.

    There are no non-Venetian primary sources for duke Domenicus.

    #DogesOfVenice #histodons #OriginOfVenice #Venezia #Venice

    Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/article/early-venice/domenicus-monegarius/

  7. Domenicus Monegarius

    Domenicus Monegarius was the sixth doge of Venice, following the deposition and blinding of duke Galla, who in turn had blinded and deposed duke Deusdedit.

    He, too, was deposed and blinded after eight years on the ducal throne.

    He ruled from 756 to 764, according to the chronology established in the 1340s by Andrea Dandolo.

    The only original source for duke Domenicus is the Istoria Veneticorum by John the Deacon, written around the year 1000. The Chronicon Altinate, the Chronica per extensum descripta by Andrea Dandolo and other later chronicles mostly just repeated what John the Deacon wrote, without adding anything new.

    There are no non-Venetian primary sources for duke Domenicus.

    #DogesOfVenice #histodons #OriginOfVenice #Venezia #Venice

    Read more here: https://historywalksvenice.com/article/early-venice/domenicus-monegarius/