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  Cattaneo Spinola
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  Cattaneo Spinola
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  Cattaneo Vivaldi
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  cattle

  A collective term referring to live animals, particularly bovine animals, held as property or reared to serve as meat, or sources of milk, skin, wool, etc.
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  Cattochia Spinola
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  cauldron-makers

  A person who works as a cauldron-maker, or a maker of metal pots and kettles from copper, generally a specialized metal worker.
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  caulkers

  These are people whose occupation it is to make wooden ships or vessels watertight by driving oakum or other material into wedge-shaped seams between planks forming the hull.
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  Cavallino Cavallo
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  Cazina
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  Cecilia de Benedictis
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  Cecilia Imperiale

  Cecilia Imperiale was active in Genoa during the early fifteenth century.
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  Cecilia Lomellini
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  Celestino Doria
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  Celestino Doria
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  cellarers

  These are officials of monasteries and other religious communities in charge of provisions and supplies, especially of food, of the running of the kitchens, the work and conduct of servants and lay members, the purchase and delivery of goods, and all aspects of the management of the establishment that are not specifically assigned to others.
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  Celle Ligure
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  Celso de Monteacuto
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  Cembalo

  Cembalo was a Genoese commercial colony on the Crimean Peninsula, on the site of the modern-day Balaklava.
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  Ceriale
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  Cesare Cattaneo
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  Cesare de Marfi

  Cesare de Marfi was an innkeeper in Pera who was active during the second half of the fourteenth century.
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  Cesare Doria
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  Cesare Giustiniani
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  Cesare Lomellini

  Cesare Lomellini was an inhabitant of Genoa who was active during the mid-sixteenth century. The sources indicate that he was an illegitimate child.
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  Cesare Lomellini