The slaveholder named Giacomo de Plebe leases out an enslaved Abkhazan woman named Caterina, who is approximately 25 years of age, to a merchant named Bartolomeo de Franchi, for a term of 6 years and total payment of 60 Genoese lire. The contract notes that the enslaved Caterina has her own clothing which is being held by a notary named Christoforo de Rapallo. Giacomo mandates the manumission of the enslaved Catarina after the term of the contract. The contract specifically notes that Caterina may be subleased during the term of the contract, but only if Giacomo is given the option to first take her back, and if not, that the proportional amount for the remaining time Catarina would have served is remitted to Giacomo.
The slaveholder named Alfonso de Carretto, represented by the notary named Simone Bigna who acts as his representative, sells an enslaved child named Lucia, who is described as either Russian or Bosnian, and who is approximately 14 years of age, to a certain Giacomo de Roxio, for 303 Genoese lire.
The merchant named Niccolò Piccaluga, from the town of Sampierdarena, promises to pay the slaveholder named Andrea de Monelia the sum 25 Genoese ducats to secure the liberation of a formerly enslaved Greek woman named Elena, from Negroponte. Elena had been declared free by while in the city of Chios by Girolamo de Camulio, the bishop of Chios, after agreeing to the ransom of 25 ducats. To secure the payment Elena agrees to work as a servant in the household of Niccolò for a term of five years.
The slaveholder and notary named Gregorio Piccaluga leases out an enslaved woman from the Ottoman regions named Maria, who is approximately 25 years of age, to the noblewoman named Bianca Cibo, for a term of 12 years and total payment of 120 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Vincenzo Spinola sells an enslaved baptized Muslim child named Maria, who is approximately 17 years of age, to a mercer and belt-maker named Leonardo Merello, for 160 Genoese lire.
The widowed slaveholder named Ginevra de Quarto sells an enslaved Albanian woman named Lucia, who is approximately 25 years of age, to a money-changer named Giacomo Crosa, for 125 Genoese lire paid in income (paghe) of shares of Casa di San Giorgio.
The slaveholder and former leather worker named Gregorio Stephano de Pornasio, an inhabitant of Genoa, sells an enslaved bapitized Muslim woman named Caterina, who is approximately 20 years of age, to a certain Bernardo de Carretto, for 80 Genoese lire. The contract makes no assurances regarding the health of the enslaved Caterina, who is described as suffering from leprosy and "malo caduco".
The slaveholder and gardener named Battista de Goano manumits an enslaved Greek man from Negroponte named Giacomo, who is approximately 25 years of age.
