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• Benedetto Torre
  
• Francesco Costaccio
  
• Officium mercantie 1457
  
  The Officium mercantie was an eight-member committee of the republic of Genoa, elected annually, that dealt with disputes and issues related to merchants and commerce. The usual societal divisions apply: four nobiles, two mercantes, two artefices.
• Filippo de Bonavia
  
• Simone Nairone
  
• Giovanni Loggia, filza 1, series III, nr. 35
  
  The slaveholder and nun named Tobietta de Levanto of the Monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa, with the consent of the abbess Maria Grillo and a quorum of other nuns, manumits an enslaved Abkhazan woman named Lucia, who is approximately 22 years of age. The contract specifically indicates that the enslaved Lucia was a servant at the monastery.
• Tobietta de Levanto
  
  Tobietta de Levanto was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Maria Grillo
  
  Maria Grillo was slaveholder, nun, and abbess at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Eliana Squarciafico
  
  Eliana Squarciafico was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Giuliana Grillo
  
  Giuliana Grillo was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Innocenza Promontorio
  
  Innocenza Promontorio was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Speciosa Spinola
  
• Isolta de Mari
  
  Isolta de Mari was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Violante Riccio
  
  Violante Riccio was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Ginevra Spinola
  
  Ginevra Spinola was slaveholder and nun at the monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa during the fifteenth century.
• Nicolosia Gentile
  
• Isabella Fieschi
  
• Lucia
  
• The sub-district (conestagia) of Cannoni di San Tommaso
  
• The Monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa
  
  The Monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa was a Benedictine monastery adjoining the Church of San Tommaso. It was founded sometime before the tenth century and the entire complex was demolished in 1884.
• Bartolomeo de Marassio
  
• Daniele de Marassio
  
• Girolamo de Cerro
  
• The Fortress of San Giorgio in Cembalo
  
• The Fortress of San Niccolò in Cembalo
  
  arci[s] et fortiliti[us] Sanct[i]... Nicolai Cembali