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Introduction; 'For the Honor of Venice'; 1. The Office of Doge and the civic tomb; 2. Ruler of Romani: the tomb of Jacopo Tiepolo by the door of the Dominicans; 3. Ruler of Vicitas: the tomb of Marino Morosini in Mark's vestibule; 4. Ruler of the seas, triumphant in Civitas: the tomb of Ranieri Zeno at SS. Giovanni e Paolo; 5. Who rules Christ's Relam?; 6. The thaumaturgical ruler in the baptistery: the tomb of Giovanni Soranzo in San Marco; 7. The Doge and the Franciscans: the tomb of Francesco Dandolo in the Chapter House of the Frari; 8. Ducal tombs in the divine plan: Andrea Dandolo's program for San Marco; 9. Epilogue: the choir of SS. Giovanni e Paolo as Mausoleum of the Doges: ducal tomb display in a Patrician context; Appendices; List of illustrations; Bibliography.
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Steven Bowerman
reviewed The tombs of the Doges of Venice on October 13, 2018
The tombs of the Doges of Venice
So many Mafia histories are written to the same outline, regardless of their focus. Hess' book is an exception. My area of interest is Mafia organization---what shape a Mafia cosca takes, the shape of the network that connects cosche, its resemblance to and reliance upon the family. Hess devotes himself to describing and defining terms the rest of us have been throwing around: words like "mafia" and "mafioso." Even when talking about gangsters who are a poor fit, his is still the best resource for describing a subject as more or less meeting a classic and accepted definition. A must read for anyone with a serious interest in Mafia studies.
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