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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica
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  Melica

  Melica was a Jewish slaveholder and inhabitant of Pera who was active during the second half of the fourteenth century.
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  Melica

  Melica was an enslaved Bulgarian child who was active in the eastern Mediterranean and Genoa during the later fourteenth century. She was purchased in the eastern Mediterranean around 1385 from an Ottoman merchant and was brought to Genoa, where she was attested as a servant in the household of Teramo Ittaliano in the spring of 1393.
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  Melica

  Melica was an enslaved woman and servant who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the second half of the fifteenth century. She was manumitted in Chios during the winter of 1471.
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  Mencia Fieschi
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  Meonotario de Gaeta
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  Merate

  The commune of Merate is located in Lombardia and was under the dominion of the republic of Milan in the late medieval and early modern periods.
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  mercantes
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  mercers

  Dealers in small items of men's wear, such as shirts, and men's dress accessories such as gloves, ties, socks, hats, canes, and belts.
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  merchants
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  Merualdo de Pellegrinis
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  Merualdo Grimaldi
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  Merualdo Vivaldi

  Merualdo Vivaldi was a Genoese merchant and slaveholder active during the early fifteenth century.
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  messengers

  These are people whose work involves transmitting messages and parcels or performing errands.
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  Messina
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  metal leaf beaters

  These are people in the workshop of a silversmith or goldsmith who create metal leaf by beating a piece of metal with special tools until the metal conforms to a very thin layer or leaf.
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  metals

  Any of a large group of substances that typically show a characteristic luster, are good conductors of electricity and heat, are opaque, can be fused, and are usually malleable or ductile.
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  metalworkers

  Those skilled or trained in the craft of working metal, whether practical or decorative.