A Companion to Venetian History, 1400-1797

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Table I. Venetian overseas territories, 15th–18th centuries.

Territory Years of Venetian Rule in the
Early Modern Period

Bishoprics

I. The North-Eastern Adriatic & Istria

Trieste 1508 (May)–1509 (June) Bp
Fiume (Rijeka) 1508–09
Muggia (Milje) 1420–1797
Capodistria (Justinopolis,
Koper)

[1278]–1797 Bp

Pirano (Piran) [1283]–1797
Umago (Umag) [1269]–1797
San Lorenzo [1271]–1797
Cittanova d’Istria
(Novigrad)

[1270]–1797 Bp

Buie, Bugie (Buje) 1412–1797
Grisignana (Grožnjan) [1358]–1797
Raspo (Rašpor) [1394]–1797
Pinguente (Buzet) 1421–1797
Montona (Motovun) [1275]–1797
Parenzo (Poreč) [1267]–1797 Bp
Rovigno (Rovinj) [1283]–1797
Valle [1331]–1797
Pola (Pula) [1331]–1797 Bp
Dignano (Vodnjan) [1330]–1797
Albona (Labin) 1420–1797
Fianona (Plomin) 1420–1797

II. Romagna

Ravenna [from 1485: TF] 1441–1509; 1527–29 Abp
Cervia 1463–1509; 1527–29
Rimini 1503–09 Bp
Faenza 1503–09 Bp

III. Dalmatia

Cherso (Cres) & Ossero
(Losinj)

1409–1797 Bp

Veglia (Krk) 1481–1797 Bp
Arbe (Rab) 1409–1797 Bp
Pago (Pag) 1409–1797
Nona (Nin) 1409–1797 (temporarily
abandoned, 1646–69)

Bp

Nadino (Nadin) 1409–1538; 1647–1797
Zara (Iadra, Zadar) 1409–1797 Abp
Novegradi (Novigrad) 1409–1646; 1647–1797