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Slaveholders in the Mediterranean world, 1348–1528
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Slaveholders in the Mediterranean world, 1348–1528
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This item set represents a list of persons who were attested as slaveholders in the late medieval and early modern Mediterranean world.
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Martino de Petra
Martino Giustiniani
Martino Gorsio
Martino Lomellini
Martino Negrone
Martino Raibaldo
Martino Squarciafico
Martino Stirocchio
Massimo Campofregoso
Massimo Campofregoso was a slaveholder and citizen of Genoa who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century.
Mateu Viacamps
Matteo Cattaneo
Matteo Centurione
Matteo de Anglis
Matteo de Capriata
Matteo de Davania
Matteo de Fornari
Matteo de Lerma
Matteo de Marini
Matteo de Marini was active during the middle of the fourteenth century.
Matteo de Montenegro
Matteo de Nigris
Matteo de Oliva
Matteo de Oliva was a slaveholder, notary, and citizen of Genoa who was active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century.
Matteo de Palodio
Matteo de Porta
Matteo de Rubeo
Matteo de Scipionibus
Matteo de Scipionibus was a Genoese nobleman active in the early fifteenth century. Matteo and several members of the Ardimento family merged into the Scipionibus albergo in 1418 and they sometimes assumed that surname.
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