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  Brigida Lomellini
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  Brigida Lomellini
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  Brigida Picio
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  Brigida Pinelli
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  Brigida Spinola
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  Brigida Spinola

  Brigida Spinola was a slaveholder and nun at the Monastery of San Barnaba in Castelletto who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
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  Brigida Usodimare
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  Brigida Usodimare
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  Brignole
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  Brizio Adorno

  Brizio Adorno was a merchant who was active during the early fifteenth century.
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  brokers

  These are individuals that act as middlemen, who for a fee or commission negotiate contracts of purchase and sale between buyers and sellers.
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  Bruges
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  Brunetto Salvago
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  Brunoro Spinola
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  burgenses
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  burgensis of Caffa

  The person was named as a burgensis of the city of Caffa, a designation that conferred specific mercantile rights in the colony.
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  burgensis of Chios

  A person designated as a burgensis of Chios, a designation comes with specific commercial privileges within the colony.
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  burgensis of Famagusta

  A person described as a burgensis of the city of Famagusta.
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  burgensis of Kiliya

  A person indicated as a burgensis of Kiliya, a form of citizenship that accorded certain commercial privileges.
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  burgensis of Pera

  The person has been described as a burgensis of the city of Pera.
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  burgensis of Savigliano

  A person described as a burgensis of the city of Savigliano.
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  burgensis of Solkhat

  This nationality denotes a person who is a burgensis of Solkhat, a city of the Crimean Khanate.
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  Bursa

  Bursa is a city in north Anatolia that became the capital of the Ottoman Empire in 1326.
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  Busalla

  The commune of Busalla was a feudal domain of the Spinola family and nominally part of the Republic of Genoa from the thirteenth century.
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  butchers

  These are people whose trade is to process the flesh of animals for sale as food. Butchers may slaughter animals, but in common usage the term denotes someone who deals in meat products in a retail context.