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• Pietro de Gravaigo
  
  Pietro de Gravaigo was a Genoese merchant active in the eastern Mediterranean and Balkan regions during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• cotton textiles
  
  A textile made from cotton fiber.
• Furnishings and Equipment
  
  The Furnishings and Equipment hierarchy contains terms for objects that are primarily movable that provide comfort, convenience, or protection in dwellings, places or business, or other public or private spaces. They may be useful or ornamental and may be used in indoor or outdoor spaces. Regarding other Hierarchies: Terms for objects with the primary purpose of storage receptacles or other forms of container (e.g., "candle boxes," "footlockers") are in the Containers hierarchy.
• costume (mode of fashion)
  
  The mode or fashion of personal attire and dress, including the way of wearing the hair, style of clothing, jewelry, crowns, scepters, and other accessories of personal adornment, belonging to a particular nation, class, period, or special occasion, including all items worn or carried by people for warmth, protection, embellishment, or symbolic purposes. In English, generally expressed in the singular.
• costume accessories
  
  Items that do not form the primary articles of clothing, but are instead the smaller articles of dress, such as shoes, gloves, hats, jewelry, and so on.
• worn costume accessories
  
  Items that do not form the primary articles of clothing, but are instead the smaller articles of dress, and that are worn on the body, as opposed to being carried.
• headgear
  
  Any covering for the head.
• hats
  
  Shaped coverings for the head having a brim and crown, or one of the two.
• fur hats
  
• tafetta
  
  Crisp textile, typically in plain weave, sometimes with a fine crosswise rib and a smooth lustrous surface on both sides, originally of silk, now of various fibers.
• Constantinople
  
  Constantinople was the capital of the Byzantine Empire until 1453, after which is became the new capital of the Ottoman Empire.
• Byzantine Empire
  
  The Byzantine Empire, also referred to as the Eastern Roman Empire, was the continuation of the Roman Empire centered in Constantinople during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages that continued to exist until the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Empire in 1453.
• Cembalo
  
  Cembalo was a Genoese commercial colony on the Crimean Peninsula, on the site of the modern-day Balaklava.
• Antonio Gattilusio
  
  Antonio Gattilusio was a Genoese merchant who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the mid-fifteenth century.
• Giovanni Gattilusio
  
• Lodisio Gattilusio
  
  Lodisio Gattilusio was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Percivale Gattilusio
  
• person from Mytilene
  
  This attribute denotes a person from Mitilene without any qualfications regarding citizenship or inhabitation.
• Kingdom of Cyprus
  
  The Kingdom of Cyprus was a medieval kingdom of the Crusader states that existed between 1192 and 1489.
• Lorenzo Calvo
  
  Lorenzo Calvo was a Genoese notary who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the middle fifteenth century.
• Notai antichi 921
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Lorenzo Calvi. There are three series in this filza. The first series contains 206 contracts enacted in Chios, Genoa, and Pera from 24 January 1453 to 9 March 1458. The second series contains 159 contracts enacted in Chios and Genoa from 14 April 1470 to 16 September 1476. The third series contains 289 contracts enacted from 1 December 1477 to 24 January 1482.
• Sofia
  
  Sofia was an enslaved woman from the Vlach region held in captivity in the city of Pera. She was manumitted by Lorenzo Gattilusio in the summer of 1453.
• Lorenzo Calvi, filza 1, series I, nr. 62
  
  The slaveholder named Lorenzo Gattilusio manumits an enslaved Vlach woman named Sofia. The formerly enslaved Sofia agrees to work as a household servant for Lorenzo and his family for the next three years as a condition of manumission.
• Antonio Guidotto
  
• The house of the tailor Antonio Guidotto
  
  The house of the tailor Antonio Guidotto was located in the city of Pera.