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Перевод: doge

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Тезаурус:

1. Here you get the choice to shell-out on weapons, repair damage, refuel or buy speed-ups (handy to doge enemy bullets).
2. In fact, only three significant prisons remained unvisited by Howard: the Bastille, the Prison of the Inquisition in Rome and the Doge's Prison in Venice.
3. He presented telescopes to the Doge of Venice (and had ageing councillors climbing a campanile to see merchant ships out at sea) and to his former pupil and friend Cosimo II, Grand Duke of Tuscany.
4. Hotel Doge
5. It can be very significant: for instance, Venice kept its museums, including the Doge's Palace, open for the whole of 1991 thanks to Philip Morris.
6. The early stages of the rise of Venice arc obscure and ill-documented; but when it comes into the light of day it is ruled already by a duke or doge popularly elected, yet normally chosen from, and dependent on, the great families of the Rialto, the chief island of the archipelago on which Venice is crazily and romantically constructed.
7. The Doge's Palace and Italian skies;
8. The chief State official responsible for works of art in Venice, Soprintendente Nepi Scire and the architect in charge of the Doge's Palace, Mario Piana, have declared that no State funding has been made available this year for restoring Europe's loveliest and most fragile city.
9. There was a journalist, too - or maybe Antonio Francesca Pigafetta was a Venetian spy, since he came from Venice, was an acquaintance of the Doge and could well have been told to keep a wary eye on Spanish imperial ambitions in the East.
10. An exhibition to mark the restoration of Hieronymous Bosch's paintings in the Doge's Palace, Venice, opens on 6 May (until 10 August).
11. The few pieces that are known for certain to be by Lombardo - in a Doge's tomb in Venice and two busts in Vienna - show no sign of the naturalist force that the tomb artist gave to Guidarello's face.
12. Here are minutely detailed drawings of "An ostensory of gold designed by Algardi in ye church called ye Chiesa Nuovo belonging to ye Fathers of ye Oratory of St Philip Neri in Rome"; of "The crown wherwith sic Alexander first duke of Florence was crowned by ye hands of Pope Pius V at Rome; of "The Corna, or the crown worn by the Doge of Venice, kept in the Great Treasury of St Mark", and many more numinous and valuable objects, now vanished.
13. Antonio Pigafetta, the journalist (or Doge's spy) says 28 November; one distinguished eighteenth-century historian says the 27th; another of equal distinction puts it a day earlier.