List of Doges of Venice

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Doge of Venice
Coat of Arms of the Republic of Venice.svg
Coat of arms
Lodovico Manin.jpg
Last Ruler
Ludovico Manin
Style His Serenity
Residence Palazzo Ducale
Appointer Serenissima Signoria
Formation697
First holder Paolo L. Anafesto
Final holder Ludovico Manin
Abolished12 May 1797

The following is a list of all 120 of the Doges of Venice ordered by the dates of their reigns.

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For more than 1,000 years, the chief magistrate and leader of the city of Venice and later of the Most Serene Republic of Venice was styled the Doge, a rare but not unique Italian title derived from the Latin Dux. Doges of Venice were elected for life by the city-state's aristocracy. The Venetian combination of elaborate monarchic pomp and a republican (though "aristocratic") constitution with intricate checks and balances makes "La serenissima" (Venice) a textbook example of a crowned republic.

Despite the great power given to them, the Venetian Doges were restricted by law (unlike the Doges of the Republic of Genoa) to spend the rest of their lives inside the Doge's Palace complex and St Mark's Basilica, occasionally leaving for diplomatic reasons.

Byzantine period

#PortraitName
(Birth–Death)
ReignedNoteSources
1 De vita ducum Venetorum 1574.png Paolo Lucio Anafesto 697–717Paolo Lucio Anafesto is traditionally described as the first Doge of Venice, but John Julius Norwich suggests that this may be a mistake for Paul, Exarch of Ravenna, and that the traditional second doge Marcello Tegalliano may have been the similarly named magister militum to Paul. Their existence as doges is uncorroborated by any source before the 11th century, but as Norwich suggests, is probably not entirely legendary. Traditionally, the establishment of the Republic is, thus, dated to 697 AD.
2 Portrait of Marcello Tegalliano.jpg Marcello Tegalliano
(died 726)
717–726
3 Orso Ipato by Vogel.jpg Orso Ipato
(died 737)
726–737Ipato is described as the first historical Doge of Venice.

Nominated by the popular assembly opposed to the iconoclast policies of the Byzantine Emperor; murdered by rebels during a civil conflict

Magister militum per Venetiae

#PortraitName
(Birth–Death)
ReignedNoteSources
1 Domenico Leoni 738Leoni was the first Byzantine magister militum per Venetiae.
2 Felice Cornicola 739
3 Teodato Ipato 739
4 Jovian Ceparius 741
5 John Fabriacus 742

Ducal period

#PortraitName
(Birth–Death)
ReignedNoteSources
4 Doge Teodato Ipato.png Teodato Ipato 742–755The first doge since its restoration.

Deposed, blinded, and exiled.

5 Doge Galla Lupanio.png Galla Gaulo 755–756Deposed, blinded, and exiled.
6 Doge Domenico Menegario.png Domenico Monegario
(died 764)
756–764Deposed, blinded, and exiled.
7 Maurizio-galbaio-doge-of-venice.jpg Maurizio Galbaio
(died 787)
764–787
8 Giovanni-galbaio-doge-of-venice.jpg Giovanni Galbaio
(Unknown)
787–804Fled to Mantua in 803 with family, where they all probably died
9 Obelerio-antenoreo-doge-of-venice.jpg Obelerio degli Antenori
(Unknown)
804–811Exiled, attempted to return to power, killed and head displayed in the market.
10 Doge Angelo Partecipazio.png Agnello Participazio
(died 827)
811–827
11 Doge Angelo Partecipazio.png Giustiniano Participazio
(died 829)
827–829
12 Doge Angelo Partecipazio.png Giovanni I Participazio
(died 837)
829–836Arrested and tonsured (head shaved like a monk).
13 Doge Angelo Partecipazio.png Pietro Tradonico
(c.800 – 13 September 864)
836–864Assassinated, although in this case his successor arrested and executed the assassins
14 Doge Angelo Partecipazio.png Orso I Participazio
(died 881)
864–881
15 Giovanni II Participazio
(died 887)
881–887Resigned due to poor health
16 Doge Pietro Candiano I.png Pietro I Candiano
(died 887)
887–887Killed in open battle while invading the Narentines.
17 Doge Pietro Tribuno.png Pietro Tribuno
(died 912)
887–912
18 Madonna dell'Orto (Venice) - Chapel St Mauro - Orso II Participazio.jpg Orso II Participazio
(died 932)
912–932
19 Doge Pietro Candiano I.png Pietro II Candiano
(c.872–939)
932–939
20 Pietro Participazio
(died 942)
939–942
21 Pietro III Candiano
(died 959)
942–959
22 Pietro IV Candiano
(928–976)
959–976People of Venice locked him in the palace with his son while it burnt.
23 San Rocco (Venice) - Statue of Saint Peter Orseolo.jpg Pietro I Orseolo
(928–987)
976–978Resigned to become a Camaldolese hermit in the Abbey of Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa in the Pyrenees.
24 Vitale Candiano
(died 979)
978–979Abdicated, for health reasons
25 S giorgio detail 1.jpg Tribuno Memmo
(died 991)
979–991
26 Domenico tintoretto, ritratto dei dogi pietro orseolo II e ottone orseolo.JPG Pietro II Orseolo
(961−1009)
991–1009
27 Domenico tintoretto, ritratto dei dogi pietro orseolo II e ottone orseolo (cropped).JPG Otto Orseolo
(c.992−1032)
1008–1026Arrested, beard shaved, and banished to Constantinople for nepotism.
28 Pietro Barbolano.jpg Pietro Barbolano
(died 1032)
1026–1032Abdicated under heavy pressure to reinstate Otto Orseolo.
29 Domenico Flabanico.jpg Domenico Flabanico
(died 1043)
1032–1043
30 Doge Domenico Contarini.png Domenico I Contarini
(died 1071)
1043–1071
31 Seal Of Doge Domenico Selvo.png Domenico Selvo
(died 1087)
1071–1084Deposed peacefully to a monastery because of naval defeat, died three years later.
32 Doge Vitale Falier.png Vitale Faliero
(died 1095)
1084–1095
33 Doge Vitale Michiel.png Vitale I Michiel
(died 1102)
1095–1102
34 Doge Ordelaffo Falier, pala d'oro, Venezia.jpg Ordelafo Faliero
(died 1117)
1102–1117
35 Domenico Michiel, Doge of Venice.jpg Domenico Michiel
(died 1130)
1117–1130
36 Doge Pietro Polani.png Pietro Polani
(died 1148)
1130–1148

Republican period

#PortraitName
(Birth–Death)
ReignedNoteSources
37 Doge Marin Morosini.png Domenico Morosini
(died February 1156)
1148–1156
38 Doge Vitale Michiel II.png Vitale II Michiel
(died 1172)
1156–1172Murdered
39 Doge Sebastiano Ziani.png Sebastiano Ziani
(1178)
1172–1178Resigned to a monastery, died three days later
40 Doge Orio Mastro Pietro.png Orio Mastropiero
(died 13 June 1192)
1178–1192
41 Enrico Dandolo.jpg Enrico Dandolo
(1107 – May/June 1205)
21 June 1192 – June 1205
42 Pietro Ziani, Doge of Venice.jpg Pietro Ziani
(died 13 March 1230)
1205–1229Resigned in February 1229
43 Tintoretto Giacomo Tiepolo.jpg Jacopo Tiepolo
(died 19 July 1249)
1229–1249
44 Frari (Venice) - Chapter Room - Doge Marino Morosini by Palma il Giovane.jpg Marino Morosini
(1181– January 1, 1253)
1249–1253
45 Renier Zen, Doge of the Republic of Venice.jpg Reniero Zeno
(died 7 July 1268)
1 January 1253 – 7 July 1268
46 Grosso of Lorenzo Tiepolo.jpg Lorenzo Tiepolo
(died 15 August 1275)
1268–1275
47 Grosso of Jacopo Contarini.jpg Jacopo Contarini
(1194–1280)
1275–1280
48 Doge Giovanni Dandolo.png Giovanni Dandolo
(died 2 November 1289)
31 March 1280 – 2 November 1289
49 Doge Pietro Gradenigo.png Pietro Gradenigo
(c.1251 – 14 August 1311)
1289–1311
50 Marino Zorzi.jpg Marino Zorzi
(c.1231 – 3 July 1312)
1311–1312after his death, in his memory the children of the brothers took the surname Zazzera or Zazzara and also changed the family crest [1] [2]
51 Soranz0.jpg Giovanni Soranzo
(1240 – 31 December 1328)
1312–1328
52 Francesco Dandolo.jpg Francesco Dandolo
(died 1339)
1329–1339
53 Accademia - Doge Bartolomeo Gradenigo by Paris Bordone.jpg Bartolomeo Gradenigo
(1263 – 28 December 1342)
7 November 1339 – 28 December 1342
54 Grosso of Andrea Dandolo.jpg Andrea Dandolo
(1306 – 7 September 1354)
1343 – 7 September 1354
55 Marino Faliero (detalle).jpg Marino Faliero
(1274 – 17 April 1355)
11 September 1354 – 15 April 1355Convicted of treason, executed and condemned to damnatio memoriae . Age c.80/81
56 Grosso of Giovanni Gradenigo, Doge of Venice.jpg Giovanni Gradenigo
(c.1280 – 8 August 1356)
21 April 1355 – 8 August 1356Age c.75/76
57 Doge Giovanni Delfin.jpg Giovanni Dolfin
(c.1303 – 12 July 1361)
August 13, 1356 – 12 July 1361Age c. 53/58
58 Doge Lorenzo Celsi.png Lorenzo Celsi
(c.1310 – 18 July 1365)
16 July 1361 – 18 July 1365Age c. 51/55
59 Doge Marco Cornaro portrait.JPG Marco Cornaro
(c.1286 – 13 January 1368)
Late July/Early August 1365 – 13 January 1368Age c. 79/82
60 Andrea Contarini Portarit.JPG Andrea Contarini
(c.1300/1302 – 5 June 1382)
1367 – 5 June 1382Age c. 67/82
61 Doge Michele Morosini.png Michele Morosini
(1308 – 16 October 1382)
10 June 1382 – 16 October 1382Age c. 74/74
62 Antonio Venier.jpg Antonio Venier
(c.1330 – 23 November 1400)
Late October 1382 – 23 November 1400Age c. 52/70
63 Michele Steno.jpg Michele Steno
(1331 – 26 December 1413)
1 December 1400 – 26 December 1413Age c. 69/82
64 Ponti, Carlo (ca. 1823-1893) - Tommaso Mocenigo (doge 1413-1423).jpg Tommaso Mocenigo
(1343– 4 April 1423)
Early January 1414 – 4 April 1423Age c. 71/80
65 (Venice) Portrait of the Venecian doge Francesco Foscari by Lazzaro Bastiani - Correr Museum.jpg Francesco Foscari
(19 June 1373 – 1 November 1457)
15 April 1423 – 22 October 1457His reign was the longest of all Doges in Venetian history.

Was forced to abdicate by the Council of Ten. Age 49/84

66 Gentile Bellini 010.jpeg Pasquale Malipiero
(1392 – 5 May 1462)
30 October 1457 – 5 May 1462Age c. 65/70
67 Portrait of Doge Cristoforo Moro (1390-1471).jpg Cristoforo Moro
(1390 – 10 November 1471)
Mid to Late May 1462 – 10 November 1471Age c. 72/81
68 Nicolo Tron, Doge of Venice.jpg Nicolò Tron
(c.1399 – 28 July 1473)
Late November 1471 – 28 July 1473Age c. 72/74
69 Dogemarcello2.jpg Nicolò Marcello
(c.1399 – 1 December 1474)
13 August 1473 – 1 December 1474Age c. 74/75
70 PietroMocenigo.jpg Pietro Mocenigo
(3 January 1406– 23 February 1476)
14 December 1474 – 23 February 1476Age 68/70
71 Andrea Vendramin, by Gentile Bellini cropped.jpg Andrea Vendramin
(1393 – 5 May 1478)
Early to Mid March 1476 – 5 May 1478Age c. 83/85
72 (Venice) Doge Giovanni Mocenigo by Gentile Bellini - Correr Museum.jpg Giovanni Mocenigo
(1409 – 4 November 1485)
Mid to Late May 1478 – 4 November 1485Age c. 69/76
73 Marco Barbarigo.jpg Marco Barbarigo
(c.1413 – 14 August 1486)
Mid to Late November 1485 – 14 August 1486Age c. 72/73
74 Basaiti Portrait of Doge Agostino Barbarigo.jpg Agostino Barbarigo
(3 June 1419 – 20 September 1501)
Late August/Early September 1486 – 20 September 1501Age 67/82
75 Giovanni Bellini, portrait of Doge Leonardo Loredan.jpg Leonardo Loredan
(16 November 1436 – 22 June 1521)
13 October 1501 – 22 June 1521Age 64/84
76 Italian (Venetian) School - Doge Antonio Grimani (1434-1523) - 608980 - National Trust.jpg Antonio Grimani
(28 December 1434 – 7 May 1523)
Early July 1521 – 7 May 1523Age 86/88
77 Ritratto del Doge Andrea Gritti - Tiziano 059.jpg Andrea Gritti
(17 April 1455 – 28 December 1538)
20 May 1523 – 28 December 1538Age 68/83
78 PietroLando.jpg Pietro Lando
(1462 - 9 November 1545)
Late December 1538/Early January 1539 – 9 November 1545Age c. 76/83
79 Francesco Donato, Doge of Venice.jpg Francesco Donato
(c. 1468–1553)
Late November 1545 – 23 May 1553Age c. 77/85
80 Titian doge ma trevisani museum of fine art budapest.jpg Marcantonio Trivisan
(c. 1475 – 31 May 1554)
Early June 1553 – 31 May 1554Age c. 78/79
81 Tiziano, Portrait of Doge Francesco Venier Oil on canvas, Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection.jpg Francesco Venier
(29 May 1489 - 2 June 1556)
11 June 1554 – 2 June 1556Age 65/67
82 Lorenzo Priuli Cropped.JPG Lorenzo Priuli
(1489 – 17 August 1559)
Mid to Late June 1556 – 17 August 1559Age c. 67/70
83 Tintoretto doge gerolamo priuli institute of arts detroit.jpg Girolamo Priuli
(1486 – 4 November 1567)
1 September 1559 – 4 November 1567Age c. 73/81
84 'Portrait of Doge Pietro Loredan', oil on canvas painting by Tintoretto (Jacopo Robusti).jpg Pietro Loredan
(1481 – 3 May 1570)
29 November 1567 – 3 May 1570Age c. 86/89
85 Jacopo Tintoretto - Doge Alvise Mocenigo - WGA22694.jpg Alvise I Mocenigo
(26 October 1507 – 4 June 1577)
Mid to Late May 1570 – 4 June 1577Age 62/69
86 Jacopo Robusti, gen. Tintoretto, , Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Gemaldegalerie - Sebastiano Venier (gest. 1578) (Im Hintergrund, Die Seeschlacht bei Lepanto) - GG 32 - Kunsthistorisches Museum.jpg Sebastiano Venier
(c.1496 – 3 March 1578)
11 June 1577 - 3 March 1578Age c. 81/82
87 Jacopo Negretti, gen. Palma il Giovane, , Schloss Ambras Innsbruck - Niccolo da Ponte (1491-1585), Doge von Venedig - GG 38 - Kunsthistorisches Museum.jpg Nicolò da Ponte
(15 January 1491 – 30 July 1585)
3 March 1578 – 30 July 1585* There are references to a long, drawn out election process requiring 44 votes, but the appointment date matches the date of death of the previous Doge who held a Life term and served until death. This is unusual as most election appointments are between 1 and 3 weeks following the passing of the previous Doge (averaging around 2 weeks). Age 87/94
88 Jacopo Tintoretto - Doge Pasquale Cicogna.jpg Pasquale Cicogna
(27 May 1509 - 2 April 1595)
Early to Mid August 1585 – 2 April 1595Age 76/85
89 Portrait of Doge Marino Grimani by Domenico Tintoretto, Cincinnati Art Museum.JPG Marino Grimani
(1 July 1532 – 25 December 1605)
26 April 1595 – 25 December 1605Age 62/73
90 Leonardo Donato.jpg Leonardo Donato
(12 February 1536 – 16 July 1612)
10 January 1606 – 16 July 1612Age 69/76
91 Marcantoniomemmogemvlbassano hi.jpg Marcantonio Memmo
(11 November 1536 – 31 October 1615)
24 July 1612 – 31 October 1615Age 75/78
92 Attributed to Odoardo Fialetti (1573-1638) - Doge Giovanni Bembo - RCIN 407152 - Royal Collection.jpg Giovanni Bembo
(21 August 1543 – 16 March 1618)
2 December 1615 – 16 March 1618Age 72/74
93 Attributed to Odoardo Fialetti (1573-1638) - Doge Niccolo Dona (Donato) - RCIN 407154 - Royal Collection.jpg Nicolò Donato
(28 January 1539 – 8 May 1618)
5 April 1618 – 8 May 1618Age 79/79
94 Attributed to Odoardo Fialetti (1573-1638) - Doge Antonio Priuli - RCIN 407153 - Royal Collection.jpg Antonio Priuli
(10 May 1548 – 12 August 1623)
17 May 1618 – 12 August 1623Age 70/75
95 Contarini.jpg Francesco Contarini
(28 November 1556 – 6 December 1624)
8 September 1623 – 6 December 1624Age 66/68
96 Giovanni I Cornaro Ricci.jpg Giovanni I Cornaro
(11 November 1551 – 23 December 1629)
24 January 1625 – 23 December 1629Age 73/78
97 Nicolo Contarini.jpg Nicolò Contarini
(26 September 1553 – 2 April 1631)
18 January 1630 – 2 April 1631Age 76/77
98 Accademia - Bernardo Strozzi Portrait de Francesco Erizzo.jpg Francesco Erizzo
(18 February 1566 – Venice, 3 January 1646)
10 April 1631 – 3 January 1646Age 65/79
99 Francesco Molin (ca. 1650).jpg Francesco Molin
(21 April 1575 – 27 February 1655)
20 January 1646 – 27 February 1655Age 70/79
100 Carlo Contarini portrait 2.jpg Carlo Contarini
(5 July 1580 – 1 May 1656)
27 March 1655 – 1 May 1656Age 74/75
101 Francesco Cornaro.jpg Francesco Cornaro
(6 March 1585 – 5 June 1656)
17 May 1656 – 5 June 1656Age 71/71
102 Bertuccio Valiero.jpg Bertuccio Valier
(1 July 1596 – 29 March 1658)
15 June 1656–29 March 1658Age 59/61
103 Giovanni Pesaro.jpg Giovanni Pesaro
(1 September 1589 – 30 September 1659)
8 April 1658–30 September 1659Age 68/70
104 Domenico II Contarini.jpg Domenico II Contarini
(28 January 1585 – 26 January 1675)
16 October 1659–26 January 1675Age 74/89
105 Nicolo sagredo.jpg Nicolò Sagredo
(8 December 1606 – 14 August 1676)
6 February 1675–14 August 1676Age 68/69
106 Ponti, Carlo (ca. 1823-1893) - Luigi Contarini (doge 1676-1683).jpg Alvise Contarini
(24 October 1601 – 15 January 1684)
26 August 1676 – 15 January 1684Age 74/82
107 Marcantonio Giustinian, Doge of Venice.jpg Marcantonio Giustinian
(2 March 1619 – 23 March 1688)
26 January 1684–23 March 1688Age 64/69
108 Portrait of Doge Francesco Morosini (1619-1694), half-length, in armour .jpg Francesco Morosini
(26 February 1619 – 16 January 1694)
3 April 1688–16 January 1694Age 69/74
109 Pinacoteca Querini Stampalia - Ritratto del doge Silvestro Valier 1694 - Nicolo Cassana.jpg Silvestro Valier
(28 March 1630 – 7 July 1700)
25 February 1694–7 July 1700Age 63/70
110 Alvise II Mocenigo doge.jpg Alvise II Mocenigo
(3 January 1628 – 6 May 1709)
17 July 1700–6 May 1709Age 72/81
111 Giovanni Cornaro.jpg Giovanni II Cornaro
(4 August 1647 – 12 August 1722)
22 May 1709–12 August 1722Age 61/75
112 Alvise III Mocenigo doge.jpg Sebastiano Mocenigo
(29 August 1662–21 May 1732)
24 August 1722 – 21 May 1732Age 59/69
113 Carlo Ruzzini.jpg Carlo Ruzzini
(11 November 1653 – 5 January 1735)
6 June 1732 – 5 January 1735Age 78/81
114 Alvisepisani.jpg Alvise Pisani
(1 January 1664 – 17 June 1741)
17 January 1735 – 17 June 1741Age 71/77
115 Pietro-grimani.jpg Pietro Grimani
(5 October 1677 – 7 March 1752)
30 June 1741 – 7 March 1752Age 63/74
116 Doge Francesco Loredan.jpg Francesco Loredan
(9 February 1685 – 19 May 1762)
18 March 1752 – 19 May 1762Age 67/77
117 Doge Marco Foscarini.jpg Marco Foscarini
(4 February 1696 – 31 March 1763)
31 May 1762–31 March 1763Age 66/67
118 Alvise IV Mocenigo.jpg Alvise Giovanni Mocenigo
(19 May 1701 – 31 December 1778)
19 April 1763 – 31 December 1778Age 61/77
119 Paolo Renier paint by A. Longhi c. 1779.jpg Paolo Renier
(21 November 1710 – 13 February 1789)
14 January 1779–13 February 1789Age 68/78
120 Lodovico Manin.jpg Ludovico Manin
(14 May 1725 – 24 October 1802)
10 March 1789 – 12 May 1797Forced to abdicate by Napoleon. Age 63/71 at abdication/77 at death

Legacy

After the Fall of the Republic of Venice, the position of Doge was abolished. Instead, from 1806 to 1866, a Podestà of Venice was appointed by the rulers of the city: Napoleon and the Habsburgs.

In 1860, the nascent Kingdom of Italy created the office of the Mayor of Venice (Sindaco di Venezia), chosen by the City council.

From 1946 to 1993, the Mayor of Venice was chosen by the City Council. Since 1993, under provisions of new local administration law, the Mayor of Venice has been chosen by popular election, originally every four and, later, every five years.

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Giasone Denores or De Nores was an Italian philosopher of the Renaissance.

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  1. Francesco Zazzera, Della nobilta dell'Italia parte prima. Del signor D. Francesco Zazzera napoletano. Alla sereniss. e catol. maesta' del re Filippo 3. nostro signore, 1615, p. 16. English translated from original (italian of XVII century): «MARINO a very eloquent man, he was so versed in politics and the reasons of state that his opinion prevailing, in all the Consults and Councils, he rose in such a way that he had to sit in the Dogal Seat, after the death of Pietro Gradenigo, in which place ruled Doge 49th being created according to the truest opinion the year 1311. because others want it to be in 1303. where knowing himself (however given to the later spiritual, and contemplative life) not able, according to his desire to wait; on the contrary, unfortunately they seemed to him too strange and different from each other, detesting his first studies, and regretting having spent so many years madly; Moved by divine inspiration, the tenth month and tenth day of his rule, renouncing that dignity, he retired to his villa, where I refrain from the practices, conversations and of the century; some want him to die in the Religion of the Benedictines, and others in his ancient solitude, where from the beginning leading his life he chose to withdraw completely from the world: and so it was in truth, because advancing continuously in the wilderness, if I did, he almost lost his life A hermitic until 1320 who gave back the spirit to her Creator, she acquired Standofi a soura name of Saint; and offering the opportunity to more affectionate relatives, to originate a new surname. when he had grown up, seeing Zazzera wearing a hat up to his shoulders, as was mentioned by all of Zazzera, so Pietro, his brother, was the reason to take it away for his undertaking on the journey to the Embassy, where he was destined; and to his successors he later formed a new surname: which having done this briefly, the aforementioned Andrea Dandolo in the Chronicle of him mentions with the aforementioned words, adding advantageously, as at his own expense, he built the noble Temple of San Domenico; also endowing him with an income suitable for many fathers: all that was content to have his bones buried in the Church of S. Giovanni and Paolo, where his almost continuous residence was. » «MARINO huomo eloquentissimo, fu di maniera versato ne la Politica, e ne le ragioni di Stato che prevalendo la sua opinione, in tutte le Consulte, e Consegli, in maniera si sollevò, che gli ne toccò à seder nel Segio Dogale, dopo la morte di Pietro Gradenigo, nel qual luogo governò Doge 49° essendo creato secondo la più vera epinione l'an.1311.perche altri vogliono che fusse nel 1303.oue conoscendosi (dato però à la vita dopo spirituale, e contemplativa) non potere, conforme al suo desiderio attendere; anzi pur troppo strana parendogli, e diversa l'una da l'altra operazione, detestando i suoi primi studi, e pentito di haver cosi follemente Spesi tanti anni; mosso da divina ispirazione, il decimo mese, e decimo giorno del suo dominio, à quella dignità renunziando, si ritirò in una sua Villa, ove remoro da le pratiiche, conversazioni e del secolo; alcuni vogliono che morisse ne la Religion di Benedettini, ed altri ne l'antica sua solitudine, ove fin dal principio menar vita si elesse in tutto ritirata dal mondo: e così fu invero, perche avanzandosi continuamente ne la inselvatichir se medefimo, menò quasi vita Eremitica fino al 1320 che rendè lo spirito al suo Creatore, acqui Standofi un soura nome di Santo; e porgendo occasione à parenti più affezzionati, di originarsi nuovo coagnome. posciache cresciuta vedendosegli fina a le spalle una Zazzera, à capelliera, com'era da tutti de la Zazzera menzionato, così à Pietro suo fratello fu cagione di toglierla per sua Impresa nel viaggio de l'Ambasceria, ove fu destinato; ed à soccessori suoi dopò di formarlo nuovo cognome: che fatto ciò brevemente il sudetto Andrea Dandolo ne la sua Cronica accenna con le parole sudette, soggiungendo di vantaggio, come a proprie sue spese, edificasse il nobilissimo Tempio di San Domenico; dotandolo eziandio di rendita conveniente per molti padri: tutto che si contentasse far sepellir le sue ossa, ne la Chiesa di S. Giovanni, e Paolo, ov'era la sua quasi continua abitazione.»
  2. Francesco Zazzera, "Della nobilta dell'Italia parte prima", publisher Gio. Battista Gargano, & Lucretio Nucci, year: 1615

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