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• Gaspare Gentile
  
  Gaspare Gentile was a Genoese merchant active during the fifteenth century. He was born as Gaspare Falamonica and assumed the Gentile surname after being admitted into their albergo in the late 1450s.
• Branca Salvago
  
• Federico Salvago
  
• Pietro Carbone
  
• Francesco de Caponego
  
• Caponago
  
  Caponago is a comune in the Italian region Lombardy, located about 12 kilometres northeast of Milan. It was under Milanese dominion during the late medieval and early modern era.
• The Monastery of San Antonio in Genoa
  
  The monastery of San Antonio in Genoa, in the region of Pré west of the city walls, no longer in existence.
• Battista de Gazio
  
  Battista de Gazio was a glassmaker and citizen of Genoa who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Bartolomeo de Servaricia
  
• Giovanni de Servaricia
  
• Pellegro de Cancio
  
• Giovanni de Cancio
  
• arithmetic teachers
  
  In the medieval and early modern era, this refers to a person who is a teacher of arithmetic teachers, a specialized form of the teaching profession dedicated to teaching the fundamentals of arithmetic to people aspiring to be merchants. This includes the fundamentals of using an abacus.
• Luca de Nigris
  
• Niccolò de Nigris
  
• Nestasia
  
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of Pontis de Spinulis
  
• The house inhabited by Luca de Nigris
  
• The house inhabited by Domenico Spinola
  
• Bernardo de Lorto
  
• Benedetto de Lorto
  
• Franco de Zenario
  
  Franco de Zenario was a crossbowman and citizen of Genoa who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Niccolò de Zenario
  
• Giovanni de Montale
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 2, series II, nr. 302
  
  The slaveholder named Pellegro de Cancio sells an enslaved Russian child named Netasia, who is approximatley 12 years of age, to a teacher of arithmetic named Luca de Nigris, for 135 Genoese lire.