This is the order of battle during the Battle of Lepanto on 7 October 1571 in which the Holy League deployed 6 galleasses and 206 galleys, while the Ottoman forces numbered 216 galleys and 56 galliots.
Fleet of the Holy League¹
The combined Christian fleet was placed under the command of John of Austria (Don Juan de Austria) with Marcantonio Colonna as his principal deputy.
Left Wing
Commanded by Agostino Barbarigo (53 galleys, 2 galleasses)
Venetian Galleasses (2) Galleass of Ambrogio Bragadin Galleass of Antonio Bragadin Venetian Galleys (39) Capitana Lanterna (flagship lantern) of Venice (L) – Agostino Barbarigo †, provveditore generale Capitana (flagship) of Venice (L) – Marco Querini, provveditore of the Fleet Fortuna (Fortune) of Venice – Andrea Barbarigo † Tre Mani (Three Hands) of Venice – Giorgio Barbarigo Due Delfini (Two Dolphins) of Candia – Francesco Zen Leone e Fenice (Lion & Phoenix) of Candia – Francesco Mengano Madonna (Milady) of Candia – Filippo Polani Cavallo Marino (Seahorse) of Candia – Antonio De Cavalli Due Leoni (Two Lions) of Candia – Nicolò Fradello Leone (Lion) of Candia – Francesco Bonvecchio Cristo (Christ) of Candia I – Andrea Corner Angelo (Angel) of Candia – Giovanni Angelo Piramide (Pyramid) of Candia – Francesco Bono † Cristo Risorto (Risen Christ) of Venice I – Simon Guoro Cristo Risorto (Risen Christ) of Venice II – Federico Renier Cristo (Christ) of Corfu – Cristoforo Condocolli Cristo Risorto (Risen Christ) of Candia I – Francesco Zancaruol Cristo (Christ) of Venice I – Bartolomeo Donato Cristo (Christ) of Candia II – Giovanni Corner Christo Risordo (Risen Christ) of Candia II Rodi (Rhodes) of Candia – Francesco Molini (Konstam gives Kodus) Sant'Eufemia (St. Euphemia) of Brescia – Orazio Fisogni Bravo (Skillful) of Candia – Michele Viramano (Konstam gives Blessed) Cavallo Marino (Seahorse) of Venice Cristo (Christ) of Candia III – Danielo Calefatti Braccio (Arm) of Venice – Nicolò Lippomano (Konstam gives "of Candia") Nostra Signora (Our Lady) of Zante – Nicolò Mondini Christo Risordo (Risen Christ) of Candia III – Giorgio Calergi Nostra Signora (Our Lady) of Venice I – Marcantonio Pisani Dio Padre e Santa Trinità (God, Father & Holy Trinity) of Venice – Giovanni Marino Contarini † Cristo Risorto (Risen Christ) of Venice III – Giovanni Battista Querini Angelo (Angel) of Venice – Onfre Giustiniani Santa Dorotea (St. Dorothy) of Venice – Polo Nani Ketianana of Retimo – Nicolò Avonal Lion's Head of Istria Croce (Cross) of Cefalonia – Marco Cimera Vergine Santa (Virgin Saint) of Cefalonia – Cristoforo Criffa Cristo Risorto (Risen Christ) of Veglia – Lodovico Cicuta (Konstam gives "of Vegia") San Nicolò (St. Nicholas) of Cherso – Colane Drascio Some sources include: Dama a cavallo (Lady on Horseback) of Candia – Antonio Eudomeniani Leone (Lion) of Capodistria – Domenico Del Taco Spanish Galleys (12) Lomellina of Naples – Agostino Cancuale (Konstam gives "of Spain") Fiamma (Flame) of Naples – Juan de las Cuevas San Giovanni (St. John) of Naples – Garcia de Vergara Invidia (Envy) of Naples – Teribio de Accaves Brava (Skillful) of Naples – Miguel Quesada (Konstam gives Blessed) San Jacopo (St. James) of Naples – Moferat Guardiola San Nicola (St. Nicholas) of Naples – Cristobal de Mongiu (Konstam gives San Nicolò) Vittoria (Victory) of Naples – Occava of Rocadi Fortuna (Fortune) of Gio Andrea Doria – Giovanni Alvigi Belvi (Konstam gives "of St. Andrew") 3 other unnamed galleys, given by some sources as: Sagittaria (Archer) of Naples – Martino Pirola Idra (Hydra) of Naples – Luigi Pasqualigo Santa Lucia (St. Lucy) of Naples – Francesco Bono Papal Galley (1) Regina (Queen) – Fabio Valicati (Konstam gives Reign) Genoese Galley (1) Marchesa (Marquise) of Gio Andrea Doria – Francesco San Fedra (Konstam gives Marchessa)