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My deepest gratitude goes to my family for their continuing support and encouragement. It was, thus, the best spot to publicize the patron saint of Venetian Candia. Consequently, no city is neutral in terms of meaning. The walls to the cast have not produced any vestiges until they approach the sea. Michael the Archangel at Kouneni in the region of Chania ; in the late fourteenth-century frescoed apse of the church of St.

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The sea walls were surmounted by crenellations and were fortified by defensive towers. In medieval times this door must have served as an entrance to the corridor that connected the cathedral with the residence of the archbishop. View of Candia, etching of Edward Reuwich, in B. The piers that hlue the northwest and southeast corners that still survive were 4.

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A special administrative apparatus with the sole purpose of regulating business was also concentrated on the piazza. The layout of Venetian houses was still based on thirteenth-century principles, but the houses had acquired larger areas around them.

There are no records of an extensive recon- struction of the church during Venetian rule except for the addition of ornamental details in the exterior of the building and changes in its liturgical furnishings. The head of the island, the duca, whose term of office was two years, cruicatii to be a real agent of the Republic without any attachments with the island.

Titus's tomb, originally preserved in the cathedral of Gortyna, was the site for significant posthumous miracles according to the hagiographical accounts: Crete was situated on the crossing of the major maritime routes that connected, on the one hand, Constantinople with Alexandria and, on the other hand, the Western Mediterranean Sea with Syria Fig.

In the fourteenth century pointed-arch windows and a more symmetrical arrangement xruciatii the main facade gave a Gothic flair to the palazzi in Venice, but similar pointed, decorated arches are also known from fourteenth- and fifteenth-century Mistra. In the Maggior Consiglio in Venice loaned two thousand hyperpera to the governors of Modon to rebuild the city. Titus personalized the connection of ctuciatii church with the unique sacred history of Crete and it is this dedication that was emphasized by the Venetians.

Preserved in the State Archives in Venice the archival material drafted by or addressed to the Venetian authorities of Crete consists of three groups: Postdating the foundation of Venetian Candia by four and a half centuries, the map offers a clear view of a heavily urbanized city with its most distinct monuments.

Obviously, economic consid- erations may have been the primary reason that prompted the Venetian regime to preserve these buildings in the capital of Crete; it was simply cheaper not to build something anew.

Moreover, the distinct architectural features of these structures accentuated their Venetian character.

For the Venetians, on the other hand, the Eastern rite embodied a cruciahii tie with the Byzantine empire. The blend of Venetian and Byzantine forms was so intricate by the thirteenth century that the task of separating the Venetian from the Byzantine architectural elements is almost impossible. As we saw in the first chapter, in a number of plans of Candia the Latin churches seem to stand for the ruling power, being the only Venetian buildings indicated in the city.

Mark on the piazza Fig. Titus and the ducal chapel of St.

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Lazzaro Chania, remains of the city walls Chania, western gate of the castello Chania, eastern gate of the castello Chania, gate of Rethymnon, now destroyed Negroponte. The central portal was surmounted by an arch and a projecting exedra and was flanked by windows and two minor doorways. My deepest gratitude goes to my family for their continuing support and encouragement. The second earliest surviving view of Candia is the well known etching by Reuwich in the Transmarina Peregrinatio ad Terram Sanctam Fig.

Although the features shared by these maps, i. It had been decided that this area should be left open without any buildings on it.

Apart from being the residence of the duke, the palace also had administrative functions centering around the two large halls on the upper level: The emphasis on the numerous columns gives the impression that the church was a basilical building, whereas other documentary evidence shows the cathedral to have been covered with a dome.

This is already obvious in the Concessio Crete, which was intended as the definitive official document setting the stage for the Venetian settlement of Crete: The cityscape was primarily individualized by the silhouettes of churches, their lofty bell towers, and a few governmental buildings. Cruciaii height of the walls was also II meters.

Perhaps the bell tower of the Venetians, which is prominent in all views of Candia, obstructed the depiction of the dome behind it. Thus, the creation of meaning is a question of personalizing the built environment, a question of power and control, a latent or open clash between the various publics of the city.

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With the islands of Crete and Cyprus remaining the only strongholds of Christianity in the Levant, Venice could no longer afford the open display of hostility toward its subjects in the area that it could in the past.