Giano Tarigo was a Genoese notary active during the second half of the fourteenth century. He was born as Giano de Freschetto and assumed the Tarigo surname after entering into their albergo.
The formerly enslaved Tatar woman from Solkhat named Pietrina agrees to serve in the household of Lodisio Fieschi for a term of 3 years and 8 days without salary. The agreement notes that this is to pay a debt to Lodisio incurred in Caffa (likely related to her manumission). The contract also mentions two other enslaved women: an enslaved Tatar woman named Maddalena, who is also held by Lodisio, and who serves as an interpreter for the transaction, and the enslaved daughter of Pietrina who accompanies her and is also held by Lodisio.
