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• cutlers
  
  These are people who make, sell, or repair knives and other cutting implements.
• tailors
  
  These are people who whose occupation is making and altering garments.
• abbots
  
  These are monks who hold the office of superior of a monastery.
• Pieve di Sant'Andrea di Sarzana
  
• Sarzana
  
• grammar teachers
  
  In the medieval and early modern era, this refers to a person who is a teacher of Latin grammar, a specialized form of the teaching profession.
• Barcelona
  
• armorers
  
  These are metalworkers who make armor or arms, or that repair, assemble, and test firearms
• Girolamo de Clavaro
  
• lawyers
  
  These are people who are learned in the law. Specifically, those who prosecute or defend causes in courts of record or other judicial tribunals.
• clothing reseller
  
  These are people who resell clothing and cloth, generally used or surplus, as well as other goods.
• jewellry merchants
  
• Bruges
  
• caulkers
  
  These are people whose occupation it is to make wooden ships or vessels watertight by driving oakum or other material into wedge-shaped seams between planks forming the hull.
• pawnbrokers
  
  These are people who lend money at interest on the security of an article deposited in their possession.
• Asti
  
• Naples
  
• Bargagli
  
• Varzi
  
• Novi Ligure
  
• metal leaf beaters
  
  These are people in the workshop of a silversmith or goldsmith who create metal leaf by beating a piece of metal with special tools until the metal conforms to a very thin layer or leaf.
• Lavagna
  
• Bonifacio
  
• shoemakers
  
  These are craftsmen who make and sometimes also design shoes, boots, and other footwear, as well as repair or refinish them. For those whose primary work is to repair or refinish footwear, see "cobblers."
• Santa Margherita Ligure