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  The workshop of the shoemaker Marco Garrone

  The workshop of the cobbler Marco Garrone, located under (that is, on the first floor) of the house owned by Martino de Mari.
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  The workshop of the silk merchant Andrea de Albingana
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  The workshop of the silk merchant Cristoforo de Passano
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  The workshop of the silk merchant Giovanni Pansano
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  The workshop of the silk merchant Girolamo Raggio
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  The workshop of the silk merchant Niccolò de Ancona
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  The workshop of the silk merchants Agostino and Giovanni Battista de Opicello
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  The workshop of the silk merchants Paolo and Bartolomeo Invrea
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  The workshop of the silk worker Niccolò Paxerio
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  The workshop owned by Triadano Lomellini
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  Thebes

  Thebes is a city in Greece that was under the control of western powers between 1215 to 1458, when it was captured by the Ottoman Empire.
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  Theódoros Sequiadia
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  theologians

  These are specialists in the study or science of theology, or religious doctrines and practices, generally from the viewpoint of religious believers.
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  Thessaloniki

  Thessaloniki is a city in northern Greece. The city was part of the Byzantine Empire in the late Middle Ages (often contested) until it was conquered in 1430 and became part of the Ottoman Empire.
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  Tiberio de Camulio
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  tin bowls
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  tinsmiths

  These are metalworkers who specialize in working with tin, particularly in the production of tin utensils.
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  Tintone de Vertuculo
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  tinware
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  Tobia Castagna
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  Tobia de Columnis

  Tobia de Columnis was a Genoese slaveholder and banker active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries. He was born as Tobia Castagna and was admitted into the Columnis albergo sometime in the early fifteenth century.
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  Tobia de Lazario
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  Tobia de Marini
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  Tobia Ittaliano
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  Tobia Ittaliano