The wall of the campo dei Greci in Venice and the archival documentation of its ownership
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Abstract
The historian of the Greek Community of Venice Giovanni Veludo in his treatise "Ellinon orthodoxon apoikia..." had published funerary inscriptions but among them, he also included an inscription referring to the building of the wall separating the Campo dei Greci from the neighbouring residential building of Querini. According to the inscription the wall was built in 1807 and belongs to the Greek Community. The search for historical documentation in the Archive of the Community proves what Veludo had treasured in his book.
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ΜΑΛΤΕΖΟΥ Χ. (2011). The wall of the campo dei Greci in Venice and the archival documentation of its ownership. Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society, 28, 157–162. https://doi.org/10.12681/dchae.582
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