Venice : its individual growth from the earliest beginnings to the fall of the republic

ICDCDCOPresented to theUNIVERSITY OF TORONTOLIBRARYthebyONTARIO LEGISLATIVELIBRARY1980VENICEPART VOLUME IIIII,VENICEPOMPEO MOLMENTITranslated from the ItalianbyHORATIO F. BritishBROWN,Archivist and author of "Inand Around etc.Venice,"PartiVENICE IN THE MIDDLE AGESa volumesPart IIVENICE IN THE GOLDEN AGEa volumesIIIPartTHE DECADENCE OF VENICEa volumes8voSix volumes,Sold in two-volume sectionsonlynetPer section, cloth, $5.ooHalf netsection,vellum, $7-5operA. G. McGLURG& PUBLISHERSCO.,8Us*^^J '7'--5-H>T VENICEITS INDIVIDUAL GROWTH FROMEARLIEST BEGINNINGS TO THEFALL OF THE REPUBLICBYPOMPEO MOLMENTITRANSLATED BY HORATIO F. BROWNPART HI THE DECADENCEVOLUME IICHICAGOC. McCLURG & CO.A.MURRAY ITALIABERGAMO, ISTITUTO NOILIBRARYCopyright, 1908BY THE UNIVERSITY PRESSENTERED AT STATIONERS LONDONHALL,ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDOctoberPublished, 10, 1908676-. 3 v. a.THB UNIVERSITY U.S.A.PRESS, CAMBRIDGE,CONTENTSPAGEIXCHAPTERthe PalacesThe New in DecorationStyle ofThe Gondola ICHAPTER XThe in its Ceremonies and Customs TheFamilybetween Patrician andRelations PlebeianSentiment and Education ...Religious 19CHAPTER XICrimes and Insolence the Nobles inof Lifethe Monasteries Ad-Actors, Courtesans,venturers 63CHAPTER XIIWomen in Cultured Ladies Love-SocietyLetters and Salons io5CHAPTER XIIIThe and Movement . . .LiteraryScientific 1^9CHAPTER XIVThe End theof Republic 176APPENDIX i83INDEX 223ILLUSTRATIONSPAGEThe ...