The Navy of Venice
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Orders were issued bidding every Venetian who was navigating beyond the Adriatic to return home ; the Dalmatians were called on to furnish their contingent of vessels ; and at the appointed time (June 1202) the naval force, consisting both of transports and ships of war, was ready. The fleet was anchored off the Lido ; the siege engines were loaded ; the complement of troops and horses were there to a man, their very places already assigned to each one — all was in perfect order.^ The preparati...ons were thorough and exact in every detail, and even hostile writers have to acknowledge that in this respect at all events Venice was ' Villehardouin says : — " Li Venisien lor firent marchi^ si plen- teuros con il convint de totes les choses que il conyient k chevaus et i cors d'omes ; et li navies que il orent appareilli^ fu si riches et si bels que onques nus horn cretiens plus bel ne plus riche ne vit, si cum de nes et de galids et de vissiers, bien a trois tanz que il n'aust en Post de gens."— O/.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orders were issued bidding every Venetian who was navigating beyond the Adriatic to return home ; the Dalmatians were called on to furnish their contingent of vessels ; and at the appointed time (June 1202) the naval force, consisting both of transports and ships of war, was ready. The fleet was anchored off the Lido ; the siege engines were loaded ; the complement of troops and horses were there to a man, their very places already assigned to each one — all was in perfect order.^ The preparati...ons were thorough and exact in every detail, and even hostile writers have to acknowledge that in this respect at all events Venice was ' Villehardouin says : — " Li Venisien lor firent marchi^ si plen- teuros con il convint de totes les choses que il conyient k chevaus et i cors d'omes ; et li navies que il orent appareilli^ fu si riches et si bels que onques nus horn cretiens plus bel ne plus riche ne vit, si cum de nes et de galids et de vissiers, bien a trois tanz que il n'aust en Post de gens."— O/.
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