The slaveholder and swordsmith named Pietro de Vernacia sells an enslaved Tatar woman named Giacobina, who is approximately 28 years of age, to a certain Antonio Morigia, from Milan, for 30 Genoese lire. Pietro was declared to be of the age of majority by his father Oberto, who was present during the transaction. The contract states that the enslaved Giacobina is to be manumitted after six years of service, essentially rendering the contract a six-year lease. If at any time during the six years of service the enslaved Giacobina engages in sexual relations with Gregorio de Vernacia, the brother of Pietro, then the manumission will be declared void.
The slaveholder and blacksmith named Bartolomeo de Cruce sells an enslaved Tatar child named Carza, who is approximately 13 years of age, to a certain Pedro Ameto, from Barcelona, for 32 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder and apothecary from Rapallo named Damiano de Oliverio, along with his brother Oliverio de Oliverio, manumit an enslaved Tatar man named Martino, who is approximately 20 years of age. There are several conditions attached to the manumission. The enslaved Martino agrees to pay the sum of 2 soldi and 6 denarii of Genoese currency daily, except for Sundays and certain feast days, to the brothers for the next eight years. At the end of each month, Martino must provide a full accounting of his earnings beyond the agreed daily payment and the excess earnings must be handed over for safekeeping to Damiano or Oliverio. The brothers agree to provide Martino with lodging but he is responsible for providing his own food, clothing, and footwear. Martino must return to sleep at the house of Damiano in evenings unless expressly permitted otherwise and he is obligated to protect their property, prevent theft, and report any such incidents. Martino cannot accept any third-party wages or contracts without permission of the brothers for whom he must serve if tasked with any specific duties. Finally, Martino is also forbidden from gambling and cannot leave the city of Genoa without permission of the brothers.
The slaveholder and notary named Emanuele de Candeasco sells an enslaved Tatar child named Antonina, who is approximately 12 years of age, to a man from Sant Mateu, in the kingdom of Valencia, named Ramon Gelat, for 44 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Turco Lercari sells an enslaved Tatar man named Giovanni, who is 40 years of age, and an enslaved Tatar woman named Cristiana, who is also 40 years of age, to a certain Simone de Pinu, from Corsica, for 70 Genoese lire. The enslaved man and woman are husband and wife.
The slaveholder and oar-maker named Bartolomeo de Vulturo leases out an enslaved Circassian woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 20 years of age, to a certain Giuliano Torre, for a term of 3 years and total payment of 55 Genoese lire. The amount is to be paid by a certain Pietro de Iugo. The enslaved Maddalena is leased for the purpose of wet-nursing since the agreement stipulates that she may be returned if she is not able to produce milk for this purpose. The contract also places restrictions on her movement, stating that must remain within Genoa, the Bisagno Valley, the Polcevera Valley, and the commune of Voltri for the duration of the lease.
The slaveholders and brothers named Golestano and Anfreone Pinelli manumit an enslaved Tatar woman named Margarita, who is approximately 30 years of age. The enslaved Margarita had been held by the deceased Nicolosia Pinelli, the sister of Golestano and Anfreone, who mandated her manumission as part of her testament. The brothers are beneficiares of the estate of Nicolosia and are following out the testamentary bequest. Anfreone is represented in the contract by Golestano who serves as his procurator. Margarita is also absent during the enactment and is represented by the enacting notary Andreolo Caito.
The slaveholder and notary named Antonio de Viviano sells an enslaved Tatar woman named Cristina, who is approximately 36 years of age, to a certain Linò Pellegrino, for 70 Genoese lire.
The arbitrators named Paolo Lercari and Andrea de Allegro issue a sentence in favor of the slaveholder named Eliana Grimaldi, who had sold an enslaved woman named Marteta to a barber from Chiavari named Giovanni Vivolo. The arbitrators rule that Giovanni must pay the price of 28 Genoese florins to Eliana for the enslaved Maria, despite the fact that she was sick, because the original sales contract had waived any guarantee regarding the health of the enslaved Maria. Eliana was represented in the contract by her son-in-law Gherardo Usodimare.
The slaveholder named Michele Lomellini sells an enslaved Tatar man named Asperto, who is approximately 22 years of age, to a man from Canari named Landuculo de Lercunnelo, for 57 Genoese lire. Landuculo is represented in the contract by another man from Canari named Tintone de Vertuculo.
The slaveholder and wool merchant named Battista de Rapallo sells an enslaved Tatar child named Giacomaccio, who is approximately 13 years of age, to a certain Ambrogio de Franchi, for 62 lire and 10 soldi in Genoese currency.
