Examples of using Raguse in English and their translations into German
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Book of the accounts of the Treasury of the republic of Raguse, 1757-1808.
The founder and managing director Joachim Raguse remains managing director and minority shareholder.
The city comprises many buildings of the time of the Republic of Raguse.
Pursuant to the contractual arrangements, the remaining shares in IEF Werner(25%) and RAGUSE(20%) will be acquired by INDUS in the first half of 2018.
Contract manufacturing, contract packaging and logistics- medical devices from Raguse.
That gave to the Turks access to the Adriatic Sea, and also the collection of customs duties,but that ensured Raguse a protection against the ambitions of the Republic of Venice which had part of Dalmatie in north.
This intelligent measure of precaution is revealing prudence and vigilance of the Republic of Raguse.
It is the only homage to an ordinarycitizen who was ever returned by the Republic of Raguse during all his long story, this rich citizen and patron having bequeathed the totality of his fortune to the city-state.
With strong Bokar,it closes and protects more the old port of Raguse, Kalarinja.
The construction of the new Palace of the Vice-chancellorwas entrusted, twenty years later, by the authorities of Raguse, with the engineer and Neapolitan architect Onofrio di Giordano della Cava, the director of the system of water conveyance of Dubrovnik.
The Treasury presents also a large basin of toilet, with its jug, out of gilded money,which represents the flora and the fauna of Raguse a work of W. Jamnitzer, around 1550.
After the fall of the Republic of Raguse, the palace was plundered by the occupying authority, of the objects of great value being part of the cultural inheritance of Dubrovnik, preciously kept and gathered during centuries, were concealed or destroyed.
The pirates of Omiš(Omiški gusari) attacked the papal galleys andto the powerful trading vessels of the Republic of Venice, Raguse, Kotor or Split….
The place is dedicated to the poet Ivan(Đivo Fran) Gundulić(1589-1638), called Mačica,one of the most famous children of the town of Raguse, celebrates poet of the Rebirth whose work incarnates the main features of the catholic Counter-Reformation.
The port and its locality were rebuilt with the Middle Ages in the same style as Dubrovnik, rising little by little with the secondrank of the most important cities of the Republic of Raguse.
On the first floor,the bottom explains the history and the size of the navy of the Republic of Raguse, explaining the progressive colonization of the Adriatic coast, lasting Antiquity and the Middle Ages, until the apogee of the city, at the 16th century.
The goal of these ramparts was to help to defend the town of attacks since the sea, particularly those of the Republic of Venice,which one often regarded as a threat with the safety of Raguse.
The building work of this great urban complex intensified starting from 1301,with the financial assistance of the government of the Republic of Raguse and the active participation of all the inhabitants of the district with the building work on the order of the government.
In 1149, a decision of Rome granted to the abbot of Lokrum the statute of abbot mitre, and, since then, the abbots of Lokrum had row, after the archbishop,of second prelate of the Church of Raguse.
Beyond the door of Ploče, on the sea, the road skirts the old lazarets of the city,intended to protect Raguse from the epidemics drained by the travellers who arrived by caravans in the district of Ploče.
The drawbridge out of wooden of the Door of Pile was raised each night in large pumps during a ceremony during which one locked the doors andwhere the keys of the city were given to the vice-chancellor of Raguse.
The arboretum occupies a special place among the old parks of Raguse, Dalmatia and the Mediterranean because of its five centuries of continuous development, since the gothic script Renaissance, the Renaissance baroque, and of the romantic forms until our days.
On the architectural level, the palace juxtaposes the elements of a late Gothic style(ground floor and 1st stage) and of Renaissance style(2nd stage),according to the project of the talented architect and chief engineer of the Republic of Raguse, Paskoje Miličević.
At the time of the Republic of Raguse, the palace sheltered the apartments and offices of the vice-chancellor, the room of the Small Council, the living rooms for administrative receptions and official audiences, offices, a room of the guards, a deposit of weapons and a warehouse of explosive, as well as a geôle.
The museum contains many works of art including one imposing table representing the town of Dubrovnik before the earthquake of 1667, rare vestige of this period, which makes it possible tohave an idea of the city at the golden age of Raguse, and which made it possible besides to rebuild the city by respecting the old plans as well as possible.
One of the most educated sons of Raguse, Stjepan Gradić, which was vice-chancellor of the library of the Vatican, obtained from the assistance for its birthplace disaster victim attached to the European governments, and made come in Raguse, via the pope, the best architects Italian, who contributed with their projects and their councils to the rebuilding of the destroyed city.
More attractive, the second stage presents the history of the merchant marine ragusaine to 19th and 20th century, through splendid models of the sailing ship last, of which those of galleons and galéasses,sailing boats and oars which made the fame of the fleet of Raguse, and also steamers and the first steamers of the fleet Austro-Hungarian of the 19th century.
The authorities of the Republic of Raguse, conscious of the need for educating youth in the era of general economic crisis that the city met after the catastrophic earthquake of 1667 and the difficult political circumstances which prevailed with the course the following decades, entrusted this education to the Jesuits, recognizing the excellence of their teaching.
The walls were preserved until today, not only thanks to knowledge of the skilful blue-collar workers of the building and the constant care put by the townsmen who maintained and rebuilt the structures when it was necessary,but also thanks to the famous diplomacy of Raguse, which succeeded on many occasions to avoid dangerous measures taken by its enemies against the Republic.
The current palace goes up, at the origin, at the 15th century,but it reflects the animated history of the city-state of Raguse while joining together in a harmonious way of the elements of three different styles and its various building owners: a Gothic palace, at the beginning, and later rebuildings in Renaissance styles and baroque, since it was the object of several construction campaigns, with the liking of successive catastrophes.