Pace da Vedano
Pace da Vedano, also called Pasquale, was a Dominican friar who served as bishop of Trieste from 18 May 1330 until his death on 12 August 1341. On 17 May 1332 he performed the first documented consecration of Trieste's basilica of San Silvestro.
His see's Istrian holdings were a standing source of trouble. One of them, Sipar castle, had been occupied by the Bratti family, who sought Capodistria's protection.
In 1333 Pace enfeoffed it to Andrea Dandolo. Dandolo handed it back to the Bratti, reigniting the dispute, which ended only when Pope Innocent VI ordered the castle restored to the Trieste church.