DALMATIA AND MONTENEGRO:

WITH

A JOURNEY TO MOSTAR IN HERZEGOVINA,

AND

REMARKS ON THE SLAVONIC NATIONS;

THE HISTORY OF DALMATIA AND RAGUSA;

THE USCOCS; &c. &c.

BY

SIR J. GARDNER WILKINSON, F.R.S.

&c. &c. &c.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET.

1848.

RCB

CONTENTS

OF

THE SECOND

VOLUME.

Journey to the Narenta.

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CHAP. VII.

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Inscriptions at Vido, the ancient

Narona. Visit to Mostar, in Herzegóvina. Corre-

spondence with the Vladika and the Vizir, respecting the

Discontinuance of the Custom of decapitating Prisoners, and

the Dead. The Paterenes. Blagai. Vizir's Villa at

Boona. Return to Metcovich

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CHAP. VIII.

Departure from the Valley of the Narenta for Vergoraz.

Imoschi. Customs and Superstitions of the Morlacchi.

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Old Christian Tombs, with the Crescent and Star, and some

with the Cross also.. The Poglizzans. — Almissa.- Return

to Spalato. Remarks on the Slavonians

CHAP. IX.

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HISTORY OF DALMATIA, FROM THE ARRIVAL OF THE SLAVONIANS

TO THE PEACE OF 1814.

The Avars expelled by the Slavonians, or Slavi.

Byzantine Emperors. Dukes of Dalmatia.

- Kings of Dalmatia. Narentines; their Piracies; con-

quered by the Venetians.-The Doge takes the title of Duke

of Dalmatia. - The Croatian Kings. - The Hungarians come

into Dalmatia ; Coloman; their Contests with Venice.

Träù taken by the Venetians. - Zara; is besieged.

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The Templars. Great Siege of Zara.

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St. Francis.

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Free Cities.

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Tartar Invasion.

Zara besieged and taken;

rebels; besieged again. Louis of Hungary.-Zara declares

in favour of Hungary; is besieged by the Venetians, and

taken.-Louis becomes Master of all Dalmatia. — Maria and

Elizabeth taken Prisoners. Sigismund marries Maria of

Hungary. Stephen Tuartko, King of Bosnia.-The Turks;

- they put an End to the Kingdom of Servia;—they defeat

Sigismund.-Ladislas in Dalmatia. - Harvoye. — Sigismund

recovers Part of Dalmatia. Makes Peace with Venice. -

Bosnia invaded by the Turks. - They obtain Possession of

Bosnia and Herzegóvina.- Battle of Mohatz.-Clissa taken

from the Hungarians by the Turks. The Morlacchi. -

Diary of 1571: Attacks of the Turks: Victory of Lepanto:

Story of Elena Alberti and Baciccio. Other Venetian

Documents of 1574: The Pastrovicchii: Death of Messer

Rolando The Feretics: Story of Adelino and Maria Vor-

nich: Mode of treating the Turks: Crafty Policy of Venice

towards its Subjects: Story of Ante. Treaty between

Venice and Sultan Selim. - Clissa taken by the Uscocs, and

retaken by the Turks. The Uscocs. - Foscolo takes many

Towns from the Turks, raises the Siege of Sebenico, and

takes Clissa. - Peace of 1669.

naro's Successes against the Turks.

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Siege of Vienna.

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Peace of Carlovitz. ·

Siege of Sign. Peace of Passarovitz.

Austrians in Dalmatia. The French.

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Caboga's Speech. The Russians and Montenegrins attack

Ragusa; and take some of the Islands; they leave Dalmatia;

the Treaty of Tilsit. The English take Lissa; Victory off

that Island. English and Austrians co-operate against the

French. Dalmatia recovered by Austria.