Gondoliers

A Military Dictionary · 1810 · p. 18
Gondoliers, Fr. the men who have the management of the gondolas at Venice, are so called. The equipment of a gondola seldom exceeds two persons, even on board of those barges that belong to the foreign amba adors. It sometimes happens that there are four, when persons of distinction go to their country houses. The gondoliers never sit down but row the barge standing upright and push forward. One man always plies in the fore part of the gondola, and the other is at the poop. | GONFALON, | | - | | GONFANON, | an ensign or standard.
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