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Bokelj Vicko Dabović – zapovjednik mletačkog ratnog broda Vittoria II u posljednjim godinama opstojanja Serenissime

Središnja tema rada usmjerena je na vojnopomorsku karijeru Bokelja Vicka Dabovića, kapetana mletačkog broda Vittoria II u posljednjim godinama 18. stoljeća. Rad se zasniva na uvidu u postojeća saznanja iz historiografije (opći podaci o obitelji Dabović) te – ponajprije – na raščlambi gradiva iz mletačkog Državnog arhiva (zbirka mletačke ratne mornarice Provveditori all’Armar). U uvodnome dijelu rada pregledno se, temeljem postojeće literature, donose osnovni podaci o obitelji Dabović i njezinim zaslužnim članovima na polju pomorstva i pomorske trgovine. U središnjem dijelu rada analizira se sastav posade broda Vittoria II prema popisima načinjenim od 1. rujna 1794. do 24. rujna 1795. godine. Posebna se pozornost pridaje zavičajnome podrijetlu posade brodova, posebice ukoliko je riječ o ljudstvu koje dolazi s područja istočnoga Jadrana (Boka). Posada na brodu kojime je Dabović zapovijedao analizira se prema svojoj razvrstanosti u nekoliko temeljnih skupina: časnici, dočasnici i obnašatelji specijaliziranih službi na brodu (Uffiziali e Titolati), mornari prve klase (Marineri prima classe), mornari druge klase (Marineri seconda classe), mornari treće klase (Marineri terza classe) i mornarski pomoćnici (Mozzi). Spomenuti popisi integralno se donose u prilogu na kraju rada. Central theme of this article is directed towards naval military career of Vicko Dabović from Boka, the captain of Venetian ship Vittoria II in the last years of the eighteenth century. The article is based on the previous results of historiography (general data on the Dabović family) and, to a greater extent, on the analysis of the source materials from the State Archive of Venice (the archival series of the Venetian war marine the Provveditori all’Armar). In the introductory part of the article, an overview of basic data on the Dabović family and its meritorious members in the fields of seamanship and maritime trade is presented, mostly on the basis of previous scholarship. In the central part of the article, the composition of the crew of Vittoria II according to the lists made from 1 September 1794 to 24 September 1795. Particular attention was awarded to the homeland background of the ship’s crew, especially if it concerns crewmen who were by their origin from the East Adriatic area (Boka). The crew of the ship commanded by Dabović is analysed according to their division into several basic groups: officers, underofficers and časnici, dočasnici i holders of specialised duties on the ship (Uffiziali e Titolati), sailors of the first class (Marineri prima classe), sailors of the second class (Marineri seconda classe), sailors of the third class (Marineri terza classe) and sailor boys (Mozzi). The aforementioned lists of the ship’s crew are given integrally as an appendix at the end of the article.

Boka kotorska; Perast; Vicko Dabović; Mletačka Republika; mletačka ratna flota; povijest pomorstva; vojna povijest; povijest 18. stoljeća

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Vicko Dabinović from Boka - Captain of Venetian battleship Vittoria II in the last years of the Serenissima

Središnja tema rada usmjerena je na vojnopomorsku karijeru Bokelja Vicka Dabovića, kapetana mletačkog broda Vittoria II u posljednjim godinama 18. stoljeća. Rad se zasniva na uvidu u postojeća saznanja iz historiografije (opći podaci o obitelji Dabović) te – ponajprije – na raščlambi gradiva iz mletačkog Državnog arhiva (zbirka mletačke ratne mornarice Provveditori all’Armar). U uvodnome dijelu rada pregledno se, temeljem postojeće literature, donose osnovni podaci o obitelji Dabović i njezinim zaslužnim članovima na polju pomorstva i pomorske trgovine. U središnjem dijelu rada analizira se sastav posade broda Vittoria II prema popisima načinjenim od 1. rujna 1794. do 24. rujna 1795. godine. Posebna se pozornost pridaje zavičajnome podrijetlu posade brodova, posebice ukoliko je riječ o ljudstvu koje dolazi s područja istočnoga Jadrana (Boka). Posada na brodu kojime je Dabović zapovijedao analizira se prema svojoj razvrstanosti u nekoliko temeljnih skupina: časnici, dočasnici i obnašatelji specijaliziranih službi na brodu (Uffiziali e Titolati), mornari prve klase (Marineri prima classe), mornari druge klase (Marineri seconda classe), mornari treće klase (Marineri terza classe) i mornarski pomoćnici (Mozzi). Spomenuti popisi integralno se donose u prilogu na kraju rada. Central theme of this article is directed towards naval military career of Vicko Dabović from Boka, the captain of Venetian ship Vittoria II in the last years of the eighteenth century. The article is based on the previous results of historiography (general data on the Dabović family) and, to a greater extent, on the analysis of the source materials from the State Archive of Venice (the archival series of the Venetian war marine the Provveditori all’Armar). In the introductory part of the article, an overview of basic data on the Dabović family and its meritorious members in the fields of seamanship and maritime trade is presented, mostly on the basis of previous scholarship. In the central part of the article, the composition of the crew of Vittoria II according to the lists made from 1 September 1794 to 24 September 1795. Particular attention was awarded to the homeland background of the ship’s crew, especially if it concerns crewmen who were by their origin from the East Adriatic area (Boka). The crew of the ship commanded by Dabović is analysed according to their division into several basic groups: officers, underofficers and časnici, dočasnici i holders of specialised duties on the ship (Uffiziali e Titolati), sailors of the first class (Marineri prima classe), sailors of the second class (Marineri seconda classe), sailors of the third class (Marineri terza classe) and sailor boys (Mozzi). The aforementioned lists of the ship’s crew are given integrally as an appendix at the end of the article.

Boka kotorska; Perast; Vicko Dabović; Republic of Venice; Venetian war fleet; naval history; military history; history of the eighteenth century

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