The slaveholder and innkeeper named Greco Stiliano, a burgensis and inhabitant of Solkhat, sells an enslaved Cumaran child named Borolat, who is approximately 14 years of age, to a certain Antonio Donato, alias Bussorino, for 510 asperes of currency of Caffa.
The slaveholder named Alegrantia, the wife of Antonio Donato, names the butcher named Giacomo de Bobbio as her procurator to obtain a copy of a contract enacted in Caffa in December of 1351, in which an innkeeper named Greco Stiliano, a burgensis and inhabitant of Solkhat, had sold an enslaved Cumaran child named Borolat, who is approximately 14 years of age, to Antonio for 510 asperes of currency of Caffa.
