Giberto Dandolo

Giberto Dandolo (1220–1279) was a Venetian admiral of the San Moisè branch of the Dandolo family. In the spring of 1263 he led thirty-two galleys to Negroponte, threatened by Byzantine emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos, and off Settepozzi defeated a Genoese squadron, capturing four ships and killing its admiral.

From 1264 he served two years as captain and bailo at Negroponte, later sat six times in the Greater Council, and in 1278 was ambassador to Pope Nicholas III. He died in 1279, leaving a son Giovanni, who became doge in 1280.