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.
The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire, was the continuation of the Roman Empire centered in Constantinople during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages that continued to exist until the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire in 1453.
The commune of Cabella was part of the Republic of Genoa in the late medieval and early modern era. It later became part of Piemonte, and adopted the suffix "Ligure", during the nineteenth century.
The slaveholder named Franco Lomellini sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Visconte Balbo sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Tomasso de Iudice sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals.
The slaveholder named Niccolò de Marco sells an enslaved woman to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals.
The slaveholder named Petrina de Albaretto sells an enslaved woman to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Giovanni de Campis.
The slaveholder named Giacomo de Perolerio sells an enslaved woman to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. Half of the tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Antonio de Mauro.
The slaveholder from Savona named Bartolomeo de Servetto sells an enslaved woman to a certain Cristoforo Calvo. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Cristoforo on behalf of both principals.
The slaveholder named Bertone de Roncaiolo sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Ambrogio de Gavio.
The slaveholder named Niccolò de Enrico, from the Polcevera Valley, sells an enslaved woman to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Giovanni de Facio sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Carlo Spinola sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Antonio Leardo sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Oberto Giustiniani sells an enslaved woman to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
The slaveholder named Giorgio de Carpaneto sells an enslaved man to a certain Francesco de Laurentiis. The tax of 2 lire and 10 scudi of Genoese currency on sale of enslaved persons is paid by Francesco on behalf of both principals. The sale was brokered by the commercial agent named Raffaele de Stracta.
