Terms

One of the main schools of hagiography that developed in Crete during the Renaissance. In the Cretan workshops of the 15th and 17th centuries, the art of portable icons flourished and the Palaeologan tradition continued. Most of the icons in the Museum of Icons of the Hellenic Institute of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Studies in Venice originate from there.

Public advocates, a Venetian body with extensive responsibilities.

Board of Directors of the brotherhood, initially for two years and then for one year.

Ηolders

Square of the Greeks in Venice

Precursor form of chamber of commerce

Charter for the incorporation of territories into the Venetian state.

General Assembly of the members of the Brotherhood

The Greeks of Venice organized, according to the rules of the Venetian state, into a community.

Brotherhood

Council of Ten, a small Venetian body with the main responsibility for maintaining public order and morality.

Give and take

The remaining 12 members of Council of the Brotherhood.

Extract from the financial act

Folder

A bundle of documents, which bear a notational or external link

Commissioner of a religious fraternity, Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Offices like those of the governors

Greek doctrine

Index

Papal prohibition (1606)

Sunrise

Great Counsil

Statutes with provisions governing the operation of the Brotherhood, resolutions of administrative bodies and decisions of the Venetian administration for the Greeks.

Greek community, the race of the Greeks.

Owner of a ship or captain of a non-owned ship.

Professional writers who were active in Venice with the development of printing.

Registri

Old Brotherhood Conference Room, now housing the Institute's function room.

Saint George of the Greeks

Architects of St. George's Church (he painted most of the icons of the iconostasis of St. George's Church).

Ηoused the conference hall of the Brotherhood and the Flangini Hospital and today houses the Museum of Icons of the Hellenic Institute of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Studies in Venice.

Religious brotherhood or ethnic minority body.

The secretary, head of the board of directors of the Brotherhood.

Galenotati (nickname of Venice)

Charged with the management control of the Council's activities, auditors of the fund.

Military corps, the "Stradiotti" (Stradiotti), which evolved into a body of Praetorians, who participated in the Venetian wars and formed groups of light cavalry with an important role in Venetian military operations

request of "stradioti"

The vice-president, head of the board of directors of the Brotherhood.

State Bank of Venice, responsible for minting state currency

Collective body of twenty-one persons.