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One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]]. | One of the earliest examples of [[Renaissance]] architecture in [[Venice]], this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, [[Cristoforo Moro]]. | ||
Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the Turks, until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468. | Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the [[Ottoman Empire|Turks]], until his death in 1471. He had one son, [[Dante Moro]], who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468. | ||
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[[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]] | [[Category:Animus 2.0 database entries]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:54, 14 September 2016
One of the earliest examples of Renaissance architecture in Venice, this church was built for the residents of a nearby hospice by the doge buried inside, Cristoforo Moro.
Cristoforo presided over Venice's war with the Turks, until his death in 1471. He had one son, Dante Moro, who he disowned after Dante lost his position as Captain of the Venetian City Guard in 1468.