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Also known as Flabiano or Flabianico. He was a tribune, considered responsible for the popular uprisings against the doge Ottone Orseolo.

Apart from the wars against Zara, an untamed Dalmatian city, the recovery of Grado, occupied by the Patriarch of Aquileia, and the victory in Apulia over the Normans, the new doge did not face any major controversies.

Belonging to one of the apostolic families, he was the son of Giovanni, commander of the fleet in the Holy Land during the first crusade (1096 -1099), nephew of the 33rd Doge Vitale Michiel I and father of the 38th Doge Vi

He was from Malamocco.

He was 68 years old (he was born in 1080). A good soldier and skilful diplomat, he implemented a policy of appeasement and serenity both internally and externally.

Credited with high lineage and Roman descent, he enjoyed excellent international relations: already a ducal councillor and ambassador (1050) to the Holy Roman Emperor Henry III (1039-1056), he married Theodora, sister of the Basileus Michael VII,

He was 85 years old (he was born in 1107).

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

Son of Doge Giovanni I (1625-1629). He was 71 years old (he was born in 1585).

Already ambassador in Avignon to Pope Clement V first and John XXII later, he was the architect of the withdrawal of the interdict against the Republic (1311).

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 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).