has title

Diversorum cancellarie 1403–1405, doc. 183, fols. 79v–81r

has contract title

Inmunitas Iulliani PanizariiSee all items with this value

has type

declarations

was enacted by

Antonio de Credenza

has date of enactment

July 4, 1404

has description

Jean Lemeingre, the marshall Boucicault, governor of Genoa, along with a quorum of the officium antianorum, grant various privileges to Giuliano Panizario, his secretary and the chancellor of the city of Genoa. In particular, he is allowed to import and export goods up to a value of 2000 gold florins per annum, free from tolls, duties, entry taxes, and other charges. This privilege is granted in recognition of his service to the French crown and the Genoese republic, and on account of him having to provide for fifteen children (all of whom are listed in the document). The declaration also mentions that Simone Marabotto was granted a similar privilege and that the sister of Giuliano, a certain Nicolosia Panizario, is dependent upon him.

is part of archival item

Archivio segreto 501

has issuer of declaration

Jean II Le Maingre

Simone Doria

Ingo Grimaldi

Giovanni Casella

Tommaso de Fornari

Ettore Alinerio

Antonio Re

Daniele Giustiniani

Quirico Gentile

Giovanni Grillo

Pietro di Negro

Corrado Mazurro

has receiver of declaration

Giuliano Panizario

has monetary value related to declaration

2,000

has currency related to declaration

florins of Genoa

has reference to additional person

Orietta de Benisia

Simone Marabotto

Antoniotto Adorno

Waleran III Count of Ligny

Giorgio Panizario

Raffaele Panizario

Battista Panizario

Girolamo Panizario

Franco Panizario

Giovanni Panizario

Cosmo Panizario

Damiano Panizario

Bartolommea Panizario

Livania Panizario

Maria Panizario

Raffaella Panizario

Maddalena Panizario

Luchina Panizario

Despina Panizario

Nicolosia Panizario

has reference to place

France

has rights holder

Archivio di stato di Genova