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• The residence of the notary Battista Garanzo
  
• Giovanni de Varcio
  
  Giovanni de Varcio was a breadmaker who was active in Genoa during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• The sub-district (conestagia) of Fuori Porta San Andrea
  
• The workshop of the breadmaker Giovanni de Varcio
  
• Domenico de Varcio
  
• Bertolino de Varcio
  
• Oberto de Moreno
  
• Paolo de Moreno
  
• Antonio Ratto
  
• Agostino de Fornari
  
• Girolamo de Fornari
  
• Filippo de Cabella
  
• Pietro de Cabella
  
• Notai antichi 815
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Andrea de Cairo. There are two series in the filza. The first series contains 266 contracts enacted from 28 December 1479 to 23 December 1480. The second series contains 24 contracts enacted from 14 October 1424 to 12 April 1426.
• Maddalena
  
• Andrea de Cairo, filza 35, series I, nr. 193
  
  The slaveholder named Girolamo Doria manumits an enslaved Circassian woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 38 years of age. The enslaved Maddalena agrees to serve in the household of Baldassare Cattaneo for a term of nine years as a condition of the manumission. The contract also specifies that the formerly enslaved Maddalena cannot alienate any of her assets, apart from 20 lire for her funeral and burial, as part of the right of patronage retained by Girolamo.
• Lorenzo Costa, filza 10, nr. 283
  
  The slaveholder named Girolamo Doria leases an enslaved Circassian woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 38 years of age, to a certain Baldassare Cattaneo for a term of nine years. This contract is related to the manumission contract for Maddalena enacted on the same day.
• The house inhabited by the notary Andrea de Cairo
  
• Niccolò Molfino
  
• Michele Molfino
  
• Francesco Boiardo
  
• Bartolomeo Boiardo
  
• Bartolomeo Pammaleo
  
  Bartolomeo Pammaleo was the Bishop of Accia, in Corsica, during the later fifteenth century.
• Accia
  
  Accia was a town in Corsia, located in the interior region of Haute-Corse, which was destroyed and from which only some ruins remain. The Diocese of Accia was a Roman Catholic bishopric located there in the late medieval era.
• Antonio de Olivero