The slaveholder and apothecary named Niccolò de Prato sells an enslaved Albanian woman named Maria, who is approximately 28 years of age, to a certain Tommaso Grasso, for 200 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Niccolò Piccaluga manumits an enslaved Greek woman named Anna, with the condition that the enslaved Anna serve a certain Antonio de Natino for a term of fifteen years.
The slaveholder named Baldassare Negrone sells an enslaved baptized Muslim child named Bianca, who is approximately 16 years of age, to a silk merchant named Giovanni Battista de Facio, for 160 palmi of black velvet.
The slaveholder Tommaso de Michele, who is from Ragusa and currently living in Genoa, sells an enslaved Bosnian child named Elena, who is approximately 14 years of age, to the brothers named Paolo and Bartolomeo Invrea, both of whom are silk merchants, for 300 Genoese lire. The contract specifies that Elena has her own clothing.
The slaveholder named Giovanni Battista Garbarino receives insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Filippo de Sancto Petro for an enslaved baptized Muslim named Maria, who is approximately 29 years of age, for 200 Genoese lire. Filippo is held guilty for having impregnated the enslaved Maria and agrees to provide insurance and pay for the all the expenses of delivery.
