Some of the last authentic srbulja (“sir-BOOL-ya”) were produced in this polity by the Vuković family. A tradition from this polity that may originate from Empress Helena (-5[1])was recreated by Józef Haller (“YOO-zef HAL-lair”) after the capture of Kołobrzeg (-5[1])(“KOH-wob-zheg”). A coin minted by Vespasian lent the symbol of a dolphin wrapping around an anchor to (10[1])a businessman from (10[1])this polity. (10[2])This polity, (10[1])home to (10[1])Aldus Manutius, (10[2])was partly (10[2])governed (10[2])by the Council of Ten. (10[4])The (10[2])League (10[2])of (10[2])Cambrai (10[12]-5[1])(“com-BRAY”) was (10[1])formed (10[2])to (10[2])counterbalance (10[6])the (10[1])influence (10[2])of (10[1])this polity. (10[7]-5[4])The (-5[1])Bucentaur (10[2])was central to an annual ceremony in this (10[2])polity (10[1]-5[1])where a ring (10[1])would be (10[4])thrown (10[1])into the sea. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[2])Saint Mark (10[1])was the patron (10[1])saint (10[2])of what (10[1])polity (10[1])led by doges (10[2])and named (10[1])for an (10[1])Adriatic (10[1])city with many canals? (10[4])■END■ (10[7])