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He was 74 years old (he was born in 1399) and did not possess much of a political past, except for the copiousness of his donations in favour of the Republic, which evil tongues attributed to a sort of washing of his conscience for exercising a vi

Di Malamocco, already a tribune under the doge of Giovanni Galbaio and married to a French noblewoman, had pro-Franco tendencies and was therefore elected: a reaction of the power groups hostile to the previous doge Giovanni Galbaio who was pro-By

Son of Doge Vitale, he continued his work in the Holy Land, helping the Crusaders with his fleet and fighting the Normans.

The first to be elected by 40 electors instead of 11, then popularly called Malipiero because he had a book published (1181) on criminal law, known as Promissione del maleficio, as if it were a promise by the doge to work to maintain public safety

Described as a man of great wisdom and profound piety, and a lover of peace, he committed himself to religious as well as civil and administrative reforms.

He seems to have belonged to the House of Badoer (from Baduario, meaning Byzantine patrician, son of Constantinople), one of the Apostolic families.

According to some, he was the first doge to be elected, the two previous ones being Byzantine appointments.

He was called Otto because he was the godson of Emperor Otto III.

Some texts title this building Loredan Cini to remember its first and last owner; it seems to be the result of the unification of two buildings, Foscari and Grimani and its construction attributed to the second half of the sixteenth century

He was 69 years old (born 21 November 1710) and had been ambassador in Vienna (1764-1768) and later bailo in Constantinople (1769-1773). A man of culture, he had translated Plato into Venetian.

With him, the Dogado was born: all the islands of the lagoon from Grado to Cavarzere manifested a 'unifying will' and, while each retained its own tribunician government, decided to be led by a single leader, the duke, later called Doge in Venetia

He was 76 years old (he was born on 27 May 1509) and was a man of great experience and prestige, well liked by the people and the military.