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09:10 Mar 12, 2004 |
Croatian to English translations [PRO] Tourism & Travel | |||||||
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commander Explanation: The crew of a Venetian galley at this time amounted, all told, to 250 men, under a comilo or master, but besides this officer each galley carried a sopracomito or gentleman-commander, usually a noble Commander of a galley; one of the first responsibilities to which a young patrician could be elected at age 25, though he would have an experienced captain alongside for advice -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-03-12 09:24:31 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The commander of the galley was a \"sopracomito\" with the aid of one or more officers, \"comiti\". Military officers were in charge of the battle and commanded both soldiers and gunmen - \"bombardieri\", and sopracomito, while officers ran the boat with sailors and rowers - galliots. (Izvor: Marko Polo and Korcula by dr. Zivan Filippi - The Battle Before Korcula) |
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