The Doge of Venice was also styled "Serenissimus" (Latin'Most Serene'), the crowned republic and the (later Austrian, then Italian) city itself remain widely known as "(la) Serenissima".
The crowned republic and the (later Austrian, then Italian) city itself remain widely known as "la Serenissima". The Doge of Venice was also styled "Serenissimus" (Latin'Most Serene').
The Doge of Venice was also styled "Serenissimus" (Latin'Most Serene'). The crowned republic and the (later Austrian, then Italian) city itself remain widely known as "la Serenissima".
The Doge of Venice was also styled "Serenissimus" (Latin'Most Serene'). The crowned republic and the (later Austrian, then Italian) city itself remain widely known as "la Serenissima".