The enslaved Ioannis Agpocagno is manumitted under the condition that he pays 4 gold florins. This payment completes an earlier agreement made by the deceased knight and former bailiff or Rhodes named Rostagno de Serveria, who had promised Ioannis his freedom for a payment of 28 gold florins, of which 24 had already been paid before the death of Rostagno.
The manumission recorded by the Knights of Rhodes of an enslaved person named Antonio Ismailii (who may have been Jewish) under the condition of an unspecified payment.
The manumission recorded by the Knights of Rhodes of an enslaved person named Maria Sequiadia. The manumission states that the Maria must continue to serve her former holder, whose name is not specified, for the remainder of the holder's life.
The manumission recorded by the Knights of Rhodes of an enslaved person named Erini de Maquidioci. The manumission states that Erini must continue to serve her former holder, whose name is not specified, for the remainder of the holder's life.
The manumission recorded by the Knights of Rhodes of an enslaved person named Nikolaos de Monovassia. The manumission states Nikolaos must continue to serve his former holder, whose name is not specified, for the remainder of the holder's life.
The slaveholder and hospitaller knight named Ferdinando de Deza receives permission from Roger de Pins, the grand master of the Knights Hospitaller, to manumit two enslaved persons that he is holding.
