Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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Page 361
... convoy for Romania was ordered to wait for instructions in Modon before proceeding , due to the danger from Catalan and more importantly the Genoese fleet , which was on its way from Genoa . The convoy was forbidden from leaving Modon ...
... convoy for Romania was ordered to wait for instructions in Modon before proceeding , due to the danger from Catalan and more importantly the Genoese fleet , which was on its way from Genoa . The convoy was forbidden from leaving Modon ...
Page 364
... convoy as one unit to Syria ? In 1469 , the Senate instructed the captain of the convoy to Syria , who was the newly appointed Venetian consul to Damascus , to ensure that all the galleys sailed together to Modon , as a protective ...
... convoy as one unit to Syria ? In 1469 , the Senate instructed the captain of the convoy to Syria , who was the newly appointed Venetian consul to Damascus , to ensure that all the galleys sailed together to Modon , as a protective ...
Page 372
... convoy to Beirut if there was still a threat from pirates in the Levant when the convoy got to Candia . 129 Negroponte was the other Venetian colony that was obliged to take on the burden of escorting convoys , although in her case this ...
... convoy to Beirut if there was still a threat from pirates in the Levant when the convoy got to Candia . 129 Negroponte was the other Venetian colony that was obliged to take on the burden of escorting convoys , although in her case this ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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