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Title: Island Entities Hvar


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Island Entities Hvar
  • An overview of history and culture of island Hvar

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No man is an island, entire of itself, every man
is a piece of the continent
  • a part of the main
  • If a clod be washed away by the sea
    John Donne

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The sunniest islandthe longest island
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History of Hvar
  • Early settlement - Neolithic period (3500 2500
    BC)
  • Greek settlement from 385 BC Pharos
  • Romans destroyed the walls of Pharos in 219 BC
    Pharia and latter Phara
  • 7th C Slavs settled an island - Hvar
  • Venice ruled Dalamatia (1420 1797)

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Early Settlement on Island
  • Unique climate conditions
  • Rich flora and fauna
  • Abundance of herbs typical for Mediterranean
  • Vineyards, olive trees, fish, herbs

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The History Written in Blood
  • Island where various Mediterranean nation
    exchanged ideas, goods and services
  • Target to the foreign armies and imperialistic
    ambitions of neighbouring countries

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Fortresses in Hvar
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The Arrival of Croats
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When Weapons are Silenced,Muses are Singing
  • Museums, monasteries, churches, palaces, theatre
    have been build in Hvar, Stari Grad, Jelsa,
    Sucuraj
  • Pharos Lighthouse Its beams shed light far to
    other parts of the Croatian national territory

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Islands Living Museums of Language
  • Croatian vernacular language of Croatian
    Renaissance writers
  • Original dialects preserved intact for centuries
    on our islands
  • Chakavian dialect spoken in Hvar

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Education in Dalmatia
  • Centers of higher learning in Rome, Padua,
    Sienna, Bologna, Venice
  • Private tutors, and educated refuges from parts
    of Eastern Roman empire find their home in
    Dalmatian costal towns.

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Bibliotheca capitularis (1481)
  • Bishop Tomo Tomasini in the mission to convert
    heretics in Bosnia until its fall in 1463
  • Returns to Hvar as the bishop of Hvar
  • In 148 Kaptol Library established in St Stephen
    Cathedral

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Humanism in HvarIdeal of Classical Order
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Croatian 15th Century Humanists
  • New ideas were spreading through commerce
  • Ciracio Pizzocolli affluent merchant from Ancon,
    Italy among initiators of humanism on Croatian
    shores of Adriatic

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Vinko Pribojevic - The first Slavic Enthusiast
  • Born on the island Hvar
  • Educated in the humanist spirit and joined
    Dominican order
  • On the Origin and Glory of the Slavs

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Pribojevics Quote on History of Croats and City
of Hvar
  • I have resolved, as a Dalmatian, and therefore
    Illyrian (Croat), and finally as a Slav to speak
    before Slavs regarding the destiny of the Slavs..
    I shall narrate the history of Dalmatia, which is
    not a negligible part of Slavic world, and
    finally I shall present the history of our
    ancient city.

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Croatian Renaissance and Its Ripples in Hvar
  • The full flowering of Renaissance art production
    happened when Croatian national territory was
    minimised to reliquiae reliquiarum or remnants
    of the remnants of the great Croatian Kingdom
  • Hvars renaissance artists had paved the way in
    originality producing works typical for our
    national genius.

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Hanibal Lucic Hvars Poet
  • The Slave Girl (Robinja) written in 1530 one of
    the first European romances written half a
    century before Shakespeares Tempest
  • Theme of resistance against Turks introduced in
    the early Renaissance
  • Connection with folk poetry in Lucics literary
    production inspires other writers

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A Portrait of A Renaissance Man
  • Supervised building of the Franciscan church and
    monastery
  • Served as a distinguished member of the Great
    Council
  • Wrote poetry and play
  • Erected his own elegant summer residence

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Deus nobis haec otia fecit God prepared for us
this idles
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No other nymph upon this Earth
  • No other nymph on this Earth
  • For her beauty is more praised,
  • For all eulogies has obtains
  • The nymph who charms my hearth.
  • There will not be nor has ever been
  • A rival to compete with her.
  • For her beauty is more praised
  • No other nymph upon this earth.

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No other Nymph upon this Earth
  • If such beauty should age
  • It would be a great pity.
  • Oh Lord, who are above everything
  • Make it remain such forever
  • Until the end of this world
  • Do not allow time to disfigure it.
  • It would be a great pity
  • If such beauty should age.

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Renaissance Architecture
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Five Centuries of Hvar's Theatre
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Territory of the Republic of Venice
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