Maddalena was an enslaved Hungarian woman who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. She was held by Pancrazio Gentile and was attested as pregnant during the autumn of 1464.
Maddalena was an enslaved Circassian woman who was active in Genoa during the second half of the fifteenth century. She was held by Taddeo de Poliasca and was attested as pregnant in the winter of 1481.
Maddalena was an enslaved baptized Muslim born around the year 1476 and held captive in Genoa where she worked a servant in the household of Bernardo Grimaldi and Violante Cicala. She was liberated by Bernardo in 1499 under the condition that she serve in the household of Carlo Gentile for the next 12 years.
