He was 69 years old (born 18 December 1606). He had been ambassador to the court of Spain and procurator of St. Mark de citra since 18 June 1655. Nothing of real importance happened during his 18 months as dogado.

He was 65 years old (he was born on 28 February 1566), had been procurator of S. Marco de ultra since 22 December 1618, and was already provveditore generale da mar and provveditore generale in terraferma (or superintendent of land forces).

He was 67 years old (he was born on 7 October 1554) and belonged to an old family from the branch of the Contarini dalla porta di ferro (so called because the doors of the entrance door of the Contarini Palace in San Francesco della Vigna were dec

He was born in 1240 and was therefore 72 years old. In his youth he had been podestà in Chioggia and Ferrara, but had also distinguished himself as an admiral against the Genoese in the capture of Caffa (1296).

He belonged to the Donà delle Rose branch and to the circle of new men, known as young men, who had entered the city government to revive the marriage with the sea that had made Venice great, developing trade with the Levant in every possible way

Already a valiant and victorious captain-general da mar at the Battle of Lepanto (7 October 1571).

He was 48 years old (he was born in 928). His first task was to rebuild the Doge's Palace and the Church of St. Mark.

Son of Orso II. He called himself Pietro Badoer to confirm that the Badoer family was descended from the Partecipazio family who had Orso as doge. Pietro remained in office for three years.

He was 65 years old (he was born in 1392), and was procurator of S. Marco de ultra, although he had had no great past nor any particular merits, apart perhaps from having been among the most ardent against Francesco Foscari.

He was 77 years old (he was born in 1468) and had studied literature. He distinguished himself as a soldier, ambassador and podestà in various cities and was finally elected procurator of S. Marco de ultra on 7 October 1532.

He was elected on 23 July 1268 with the last and final electoral reform for the election of the doge approved by the M.C. meeting inside St. Mark's Basilica.

He was 60 years old (he was born in 1102) and his wife Troila had bore him four children.