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• Giorgio
  
  Giorgio was an enslaved Melkite man from Cyprus who was active during the second half of the fourteenth century. He was manumitted in Pera during the spring of 1390.
• Paolo Savina
  
  Paolo Savina was a notary and citizen of Genoa who was active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century.
• Cesare de Marfi
  
  Cesare de Marfi was an innkeeper in Pera who was active during the second half of the fourteenth century.
• people in commerce and business
  
• Gianotto de Bessignano
  
• Notai antichi 366
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by several notaries. There are two volumes in this item. The first volume contains contracts enacted by Gianotto de Bessignano, Tommaso Casanova, Teramo de Gravaigo, and Benedetto Torre from 2 November 1355 to 15 October 1379. The second volume contains contracts enacted by Gianotto de Bessignano, Ansaldo de Cresalta, and Niccolò Dondo from 8 May 1357 to 2 March 1369.
• Teramo de Gravaigo
  
  Teramo de Gravaigo was a notary who was active during the middle of the fourteenth century.
• Benedetto Torre
  
  Benedetto Torre was a notary who was active during the middle of the fourteenth century.
• Ansaldo de Cresalta
  
  Ansaldo de Cresalta was a notary who was active during the middle of the fourteenth century.
• Niccolò Dondo
  
  Niccolò Dondo was a notary from Varazze who was active in the middle of the fourteenth century.
• Gianotto Besignano, register 1, volume I, 1355–1379, fols. 125v–126v
  
  The formerly enslaved Tatar woman from Solkhat named Pietrina agrees to serve in the household of Lodisio Fieschi for a term of 3 years and 8 days without salary. The agreement notes that this is to pay a debt to Lodisio incurred in Caffa (likely related to her manumission). The contract also mentions two other enslaved women: an enslaved Tatar woman named Maddalena, who is also held by Lodisio, and who serves as an interpreter for the transaction, and the enslaved daughter of Pietrina who accompanies her and is also held by Lodisio.
• captive from Solkhat
  
  This attribute denotes a person named as a captive from Solkhat, often held in slavery, with no additional qualifications regarding inhabitation or citizenship.
• Pietrina
  
• Giano Fieschi
  
• Maddalena
  
• an unnamed enslaved Tatar woman
  
• Inoffio di Negro
  
• Ottaviano di Negro
  
  Ottaviano di Negro was a lawyer who was active in the first half of the fourteenth century.
• Notai antichi 448
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Oberto Foglietta from 2 October 1390 to 21 December 1391.
• Oberto Foglietta, register 5, 1390–1391, fols. 93v–94v
  
  This contract is a judicial composition between the slaveholder Antonio Clavio and the Bulgarian named Michali, whom Antonio had purchased as an enslaved Tatar from Andrea Gagiola of Palermo for 50 Genoese lire approximately three months previous. It turned out that Michali was not a Tatar but a Bulgarian Christian who had concealed his identity in order to escape the abuse he had faced from Andrea. To recoup his capital outlay, as well as avoid the risk a possible legal challenge by holding Michali in enslavement, Antonio enters into an agreement with him to convert the original purchase into an eight-year term of service. The contract was extracted.
• Antonio Clavio
  
• Lorenzo Clavio
  
• Michali
  
• person from Palermo
  
• Andrea Gagiola