Erizzo, Palazzo, near the Arsenal, [II. 262].
Erizzo, Palazzo, on the Grand Canal, nearly opposite the Fondaco de’ Turchi. A Gothic palace, with a single range of windows founded on the Ducal traceries, and bold capitals. It has been above referred to in the notice of tracery bars.
Eufemia, Church of St. A small and defaced, but very curious, early Gothic church on the Giudecca. Not worth visiting, unless the traveller is seriously interested in architecture.
Europa, Albergo, all’. Once a Giustiniani Palace. Good Gothic, circa 1400, but much altered.
Evangelisti, Casa degli, [II. 265].
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Facanon, Palazzo (alla Fava). A fair example of the fifteenth century Gothic, founded on Ducal Palace.
Falier, Palazzo, at the Apostoli. Above, [II. 253].
Fantino, Church of St. Said to contain a John Bellini, otherwise of no importance.