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• Bolzaneto
  
  Bolzaneto was a village located outside of the city walls of Genoa in the Polcevera valley. It is now a quarter within the city of Genoa.
• person from Bolzaneto
  
  This attribute describes a person as being from Bolzaneto with no additional qualifications regarding citizenship or inhabitation.
• Francesco de Semino
  
• Girolamo Loggia, filza 2, series I, nr. 312
  
  The slaveholder named Maria Spinola manumits an enslaved woman named Andreola under the condition that she continues to serve Maria for a term of five years. Maria and her heirs retain the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of Ortis Bancorum
  
• Benedetto Vivaldi
  
  Benedetto Vivaldi was a resident of Genoa who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Gherardo Vivaldi
  
  Gherardo Vivaldi was a slaveholder and citizen of Genoa who was active in the second half of the fifteenth century. The sources indicate that he died in 1492.
• Palazzo of the Vivaldi Family
  
• Girolamo Loggia, filza 6, series I, nr. 344
  
  The slaveholder named Cosmo Lomellini manumits an enslaved baptized Muslim named Caterina, whom he had purchased in the Iberian as a child at least 16 years earlier. She agrees to serve Cosmo for an additional ten years as a condition of manumission. The contract also states that Caterina cannot enter into a service or employment agreement without the consent of Cosmo and that she may also not enter into marriage without his consent. The enslaved Caterina is absent during the manumission and is represented by the enacting notary Girolamo Loggia. Cosmo retains the right of patronage.
• Caterina
  
• The house of the notary Girolamo Loggia
  
• Tommaso de Prato
  
• The workplace of the apothecary Tommaso de Prato
  
• Giacomo Belengerio
  
• Giacobino
  
• The house inhabited by the banker Teramo Centurione
  
• Giovanni Ambrogio Fieschi
  
• Giovanni Ambrogio Negrone
  
  Giovanni Ambrogio Negrone was a citizen of Genoa who was active in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth century.
• Pietro Negrone
  
  Pietro Negrone was a citizen of Genoa who was active during the first half of the sixteenth century.
• Girolamo Loggia, filza 6, series I, nr. 465
  
  The slaveholder and banker named Teramo Centurione manumits an enslaved baptized Muslim man named Giacobino, who is approximately 25 years of age, under the condition that Giacobino pays 125 Geneose lire for his freedom. Teramo retains the right of patronage.
• Anna
  
  Anna was an enslaved Jewish woman who was active in Genoa in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. She had been baptized as a Christian in her youth.
• Giovanni de Monelia
  
• Cristoforo de Monelia
  
• Benedetto Garibaldo
  
• The house inhabited by Baldassare Negrone