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Meanings of doges in English
Synonyms
Examples for "doge"
Examples for "doge"
1
The old doge waved his hand toward the fair and anxious seventy-two.
2
I can not do more to prevent the doge tuck their noses.
3
Old Pietro kisses mine and makes me feel like an ancient doge.
4
The doge will be there in the Bucentaur, attended by all the court.
5
Presently the doge, accompanied by the council, appeared in the balcony.
1
It includes famous properties such as the Grand Hotel dei Dogi in Venice and Palazzo Naiadi in Rome.
Usage of doges in English
1
The family is an old one, and has given doges to Venice.
2
Magisters, even the top-rank doges, were citizens, it was always stressed, citizens like anyone.
3
The coats of arms belong to their four greatest doges.
4
Kings and republics, cardinals and doges, vied with each other in honouring and flattering Petrarch.
5
There are so many doges, I can't recall-
6
His companion raised three of his fingers, with an occult meaning, towards the palace of the doges.
7
We saw a palace of the doges.
8
Langdon knew they would find no shortage of doges in St. Mark's-whichwas, quite literally, the basilica of the doges.
9
Count Falier, who numbered two doges on his mother's side, could, and did, trace his family back to the tenth century.
10
Many of our doges have been merchants; while merchants are often soldiers, diplomatists, or governors, as the state requires their services.
11
His taxes were taken off for the future, provided he would agree to paint all the doges that should rule during his lifetime.
12
It was not at that time the cathedral of Venice, though it had always been the church in which the doges worshipped in state.
13
They comprise the whole series of Roman emperors, the succession of popes, the kings of Europe, the doges of Venice, and the sultans of Turkey.
14
Was he not their own representative-electedby the very voice of the people, as in those lost days of their freedom the doges had been?
15
For the ''Marriage of the Adriatic,'' or more properly ''of the sea,'' a ceremony formerly performed by the doges of Venice, see the article BUCENTAUR.
16
But she no longer doubted that the Doges were the enemy here.
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