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• person from Amatrice
  
  This attribute describes a person denoted as being from Amatrice with no additional qualifications regarding citizenship or inhabitation.
• Paride Albertino
  
• Giovanni di Giacomo
  
• Algiers
  
  The city of Algeirs (in modern-day Algeria) was an important port city of the late medieval and early modern Mediterranean.
• captive from Algiers
  
  This attribute denotes a person described as a captive from Algiers, usually held in a state of enslavement, with no additional qualification regarding inhabitation or citizenship.
• Margarita
  
• Ludovic de Lacatin
  
• an unnamed enslaved boy
  
  The child of Ludovic de Lacatin, an inhabitant of Genoa from France, and the enslaved Margarita, was active in the early fifteenth century. He would have been born an enslaved person but it is unclear whether he was legitimized by Ludovic at some point.
• Alaone Doria
  
• Lodisio Doria
  
• Sebastiano Spinola
  
  Sebastiano Spinola was a citizen of Genoa who was active during the sixteenth century.
• Gregorio Spinola
  
  Gregorio Spinola was active during the second half of the fifteenth century.
• Andrea de Lunate
  
• Giovanni de Lunate
  
• Giovanni Costa, filza 10, nr. 117
  
  The slaveholders Giovanni Battista de Manci from Naples, Vito Antonio de Aquaviva in the Duchy of Bari, Paride Albertino from Amatrice, and Giovanni di Giacomo from Amatrice manumit an enslaved Muslim woman from Aguer, in Morocco, named Margarita, and who is approximately 27 years of age, after receiving a ransom payment of 35 scudi from Ludovic de Lacatin de Molines. These men had taken Margarita during the looting that occurred after Siege of Genoa in May 1522, seizing her from her holder Demetrio Ittaliano. The manumission also notes that Ludovic, who was a French man resident in Genoa, was the father of Margarita's child.
• Notai antichi 1282
  
  This archival resource contains contracts enacted by Giovanni Costa in 1510 and 1511.
• Giovanni Costa, filza 4, nr. 131
  
  The slaveholder named Pellegro Salvago manumits an enslaved baptized Muslim woman named Margarita, who is approximately 25 years of age, under the condition that she continues to serve Pellegro and his spouse Battistina Rau for the remainder of their lives. Pellegro and his heirs retain the right of patronage.
• Margarita
  
• Battistina Rau
  
• Odo Rau
  
  Odo Rau was a merchant living in Genoa who was active in commerce with Bruges in the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Emanuele Salvago
  
• Paolo Salvago
  
• Raffaele Salvago
  
• Pellegro Salvago
  
• Palazzo of the Salvago Family