Items · Networks of Slaveholding and Enslavement in the Genoese Mediterranean, 1348–1528 · Networks of slaveholding and enslavement in the Genoese Mediterranean, 1348

Antonio de Pendula

Antonio de Percipiano

Antonio de Petra

Antonio de Petralata

Antonio de Petralata was an innkeeper who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries.

Antonio de Pineto

Antonio de Pinu

Antonio de Plano

Antonio de Plebe

Antonio de Podenzolo

Antonio de Podenzolo, register 1, volume II, 1353–1365, fol. 97r–v

The slaveholder named Antibe de Opiciis, from the commune of Moneglia, sells an enslaved Tatar child named Rorach, who is approximately 13 years of age, to a man from Venice named Bonsegnorio de Murano, for 55 asperes of Kiliya.

Antonio de Podio

Antonio de Ponte

Antonio de Porta

Antonio de Portu Pisano

Antonio de Portuveneris

Antonio de Puteo

Antonio de Quarto

Antonio de Quarto was a gunsmith and citizen of Genoa who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century.

Antonio de Rapallo