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• Giacomo Fieschi
  
• Giovanni de Aragonis
  
  Giovanni de Aragonis was a baptized Jewish man who worked as a coat-maker in early fifteenth-century Genoa.
• The house inhabited by Franco Fieschi
  
• Giovanni de Varixio
  
• Guglielmo de Plebe
  
• Notai antichi 1127
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Girolamo Loggia. There are three series in this filza. The first series contains 368 contracts enacted from 2 January to 12 December 1507. The second series contains 376 contracts enacted from 5 January 1509 to 29 December 1511. The third series contains 320 contracts enacted from 1 January 1512 to 9 January 1516.
• Girolamo Loggia, filza 7, series II, nr. 182
  
  The slaveholder named Franco Fieschi releases the coat-maker named Giovanni de Aragonis from a debt of 15 Genoese ducats that was used for the redemption of the enslaved Jewish woman named Anna, who was the sister of Giovanni, and who was freed in a contract enacted in 1506.
• The workplace of the notary Girolamo Loggia
  
• Tommaso Carrega
  
• Battista Doria
  
• Antonio Gentile
  
• The house inhabited by the notary Giovanni de Vernacia
  
• Antonio Machiavello
  
• Domenico de Turrilia
  
• messengers
  
  These are people whose work involves transmitting messages and parcels or performing errands.
• Pietro de Groleriis
  
• Giacomo de Gambarava
  
• asperes of Caffa
  
• Palazzo comunale of Caffa
  
• The Chapel of San Giorgio in Caffa
  
• interpreters
  
• people in communications
  
• translators
  
• Benedetto di Negro
  
• Giovanni Roistroppo