Pietro de Rabatta was a citizen of Florence who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century. He was attested in Pisa in 1437 and present in Bruges in 1447.
The slaveholder named Niccolò de Maffeis sells an enslaved Turkish woman named Venturina, who is approximately 19 years of age, to a certain Juan Rois, a merchant from the Biscay region, for 20 gold ducats.
The slaveholder named Baldassare Spinola manumits an enslaved Hungarian woman name Caterina, who has paid 180 lire to Baldassare to redeem herself from enslavement.
The slaveholder named Girolamo de Camulio, who is also the bishop of Chios, leases out an enslaved Albanian woman named Anna, who is approximately 24 years of age, to a pelter named Bernardo Celesia, for a term of 4 years and total payment of 30 Genoese lire. The enslaved Anna is to be manumitted at the end of the term of service. The enslaved Anna was being held by Teodora de Camulio, the sister of Girolamo, and she transferred custody over Anna to Girolamo before the lease was enacted. Girolamo retains the right of patronage which he cedes to his sister Teodora.
The slaveholder named Luis Ropollis, denoted as the commissioner for the king of Aragon, sells an enslaved baptized Muslim man named Cristoforo, who is approximately 25 years of age, to a certain Niccolò de Franco, for 40 Genoese ducats.
