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Partecipazio, Angelo or Agnello, tribune of Rialto and wealthy landowner of Eraclea, was chosen as doge for being the real protagonist of the defence against Pepin's attempt to invade the Lagoon.

He was born in 1419 and was 67 years old, the younger brother of the previous Doge Marco.

His teachers were Eustachio Manfredi and Francesco Maria Zanotti but also Iacopo Bartolomeo Beccari, who channelled him towards the study of experimental physics and medicine.

He was almost 75 years old (he was born on 24 October 1601) and belonged to the Castello branch, known as the Iron Gate.

He was 63 years old (he was born in 1507). A cultured man and member of the Accademia della Fama, he eschewed mercantile activities and was a patron of science, letters and the arts.

He was 72 years old (he was born on 3 February 1628) and very rich. He never spoke of women. He was a virgin.

He was 62 years old (he was born on 19 May 1701).

He was 60 years old when he came to office (born August 29, 1662), had never been married and was considered the hero of Dalmatia for his courage in the conquest of the Turkish fortress of Imotski (1717).

He was 71 years old (he was born on 1 January 1664), belonged to the Pisani di Santo Stefano family, a cadet branch of the family of the same name, and had travelled all the stages of the Venetian cursus honorum: sage in orders, advisor to the dog

He was 68 years old (he was born in 1300), had been a ducal councillor in two separate periods and procurator of S. Marco de citra (3 June 1352).

He was 37 years old (he was born in 1306) and was already procurator of St. Mark de supra (21.7.1331). He was the first doge to graduate.

He was 68 years old (he was born in Bardolino sul Garda, near Verona, in 1455) and had been procurator of St. Mark's de supra since 12 April 1509. He belonged to a new family.