Tommaso Spinola was a slaveholder and burgensis of Pera who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the first half and middle of the fifteenth century.
The city of Tortosa was part of the principality of Catalonia in the late medieval and early modern era and was an active trading partner with the Republic of Genoa.
The Transportation Vehicles hierarchy contains terms for vehicles designed to carry or convey merchandise, materials, or passengers across a distance on land or through water, air, or space (e.g., "coaches (carriages)," "sedans," "aircraft," "bicycles"). Relation to other hierarchies: Terms for groupings of transportation vehicles (e.g., "convoys") or networks of transportation equipment (e.g., "bus transit systems") are found in the Object Groupings and Systems hierarchy. Terms that refer to constituent parts of vehicles (e.g., "fuselages") are in the Components hierarchy. Terms for objects that can be used to carry people or goods but are primarily or originally intended for sports or play (e.g., "pedal cars") are found in the Recreational Artifacts hierarchy, and those for farm or construction equipment, not originally designed to transport, are found in the Tools and Equipment hierarchy (e.g., "bulldozers").
This refers to people whose job or position includes keeping track of the funds or treasure of a person, group, or organization. In the medieval and early modern era it referred to a person entrusted with the receipt, care, and disbursement of the revenues of a king, noble, or other dignitary, of a state, city, or church.
The city of Trebizond (the modern city of Trabzon in Turkey) was a medieval commercial center on the south coast of the Black Sea. It was the capital of the Empire of Trebizond until the collapse of the empire in 1461, after which it was under Ottoman administration.
Triora was a comune in the province of Imperia, located about 100 kilometres south-west of Genoa that was under the dominion of the republic of Genoa during the late medieval and early modern period.
