Proclaiming power in the city: the archbishops of Ravenna and the doges of Venice by West-Harling, V

Bilateral Aspiration of Pleural Fluid in a Case of Contarini Syndrome by K Balaji, K Vignesh, S Chandrasekar

“…The syndrome was named after Francesco Contarini, the 95th Doge of Venice, who had right-sided transudative effusion possibly due to heart failure, and left-sided exudative effusion due to parapneumonic effusion. …”
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Bessarion on Economics and Geopolitics by Christos Baloglou

“…These are appeals to Constantine Palaiologos, Despot of Mistra, as well as to the doge of Venice. Dated July 13, 1453 the letter to the doge informed him on the Fall of Constantinople and the sufferings of Greek nation! …”
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The sunk-panel book-binding of a Renaissance Venetian Commissione Dogale: the scientific examination of the decoration materials by Miriam Rampazzo, Michele Di Foggia

“…The Commissioni were intended as official documents written on parchment and issued by the Doge of Venice. Their bindings were very rich in decoration, especially those produced in the late 16th century. …”
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