Pasqualigo

Not only have I crossed that bridge - Ponte Pasqualigo - hundreds and hundreds of times, but I always used to enter the Canal Grande beneath it whenever returning from the northern lagoon in my boat.

Mystery Photo Identified 2004

Not only have I crossed that bridge - Ponte Pasqualigo - hundreds and hundreds of times, but I always used to enter the Canal Grande beneath it whenever returning from the northern lagoon in my boat.

Veniceblog: 2004

On May Day, 1515, Pasqualigo [206] was summoned to Greenwich by the King, whom he found dressed in green,

Henry VIII. 1908

Pasqualigo the Ambassador-extraordinary, dated about 1515, which says that Henry VIII. "plays well on the lute and virginals, sings from book at sight," etc.

Shakespeare and Music With Illustrations from the Music of the 16th and 17th centuries 1900

This form indicates perhaps that Pasqualigo had only heard the name and not seen it written.

The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot, 985-1503 Various 1884

Verrazzano is carried, was made by Gaspar Cortereal in his second voyage, when according to the letter of Pasqualigo the Venetian embassador, he sailed from Lisbon on a course between west and northwest, and struck a coast along which he ran from six to seven hundred miles, "without finding the end."

The Voyage of Verrazzano A Chapter in the Early History of Maritime Discovery in America Henry Cruse Murphy 1846

The length of the coast, corresponds with the description of Pasqualigo, and its position with the latitude assigned by the Verrazzano letter for their exploration.

The Voyage of Verrazzano A Chapter in the Early History of Maritime Discovery in America Henry Cruse Murphy 1846

Signor Pasqualigo had installed his son as deputy in the ambiguous agency at Jaffa, which he described as a vice-consulate, and himself principally resided at Jerusalem, of which he was the prime gossip, or second only to his rival, Barizy of the Tower.

Tancred Or, The New Crusade Benjamin Disraeli 1842

'But you acknowledge it is correct?' said Pasqualigo, more eagerly.

Tancred Or, The New Crusade Benjamin Disraeli 1842

'Some things that everybody knows,' replied Pasqualigo, 'and some things that nobody knows.'

Tancred Or, The New Crusade Benjamin Disraeli 1842