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Map of the southeastern Mediterranean.

The city of Skradin while being re-captured by the Ottomans.

Map of Rhodes.

Map of Split (Croatia) and the surrounding area. The map also shows the ruins of the Palace of Diocletian in Solin.

Map of Zadar under attack by the Ottomans.

Plan of the fortress of Tunis.

The fleet of Lega Santa (Holy League) while departing from Messina (Sicily) in September 1571.

Map of Szigetvár in Hungary.

The Castle of Margariti being besieged by the Venetians (1571).

The insignia of Kapudan Pasha (the Ottoman Admiral) as presented at the Signoria of Venice after the the victory of the Holy League at the Battle of Lepanto (1571).

Map of Tinos.

Map of Europe and Africa.

Map of Crete.

The fortress of Herceg Novi in Montenegro.

The Castle Kilitbahir on the Dardanelles.

Map of Nafplio.

Map of Herceg Novi, showing the fortifications built by the Venetians during the siege of the city by the Ottomans (1539).

Map of Istria.

Map of Vlorë, Albania.

Map of Korčula, Croatia.

Map of the bay of Kotor with Dubrovnik (Ragusa), Herceg Novi and the city of Kotor.

Map of Sicily.

Map of the city of Chios.

Allegoric representation of the triumph of Venice over the Ottoman Empire during the sixth Ottoman-Venetian War.

View of Athens from the south. Drawing by captain Verneda.

View of Athens and the Acropolis from the north. The bombardment of the Parthenon by the Venetians in September 1687. Drawing by captain Verneda.

Plan of the Acropolis.

Monument in the Arsenal, Venice, in memory of the Venetian victory over the Ottoman fleet (Battle of Lepanto, 1571).

One of the two Lions of Piraeus, brought to Venice by Morosini.

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