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  Costantino Palmario
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  Costantino Pinelli
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  Costantino Portinario

  Costantino Portinario was a citizen of Genoa who was active in the late fourteenth century.
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  Costantino Raggio
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  Costantino Riccio
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  Costantino Spinola

  Luca Spinola was a slaveholder and merchant who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. The sources indicate that he died in 1475.
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  Costanza Grimaldi
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  Costanza Lomellini
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  Costanza Lomellini

  The sources indicate that Costanza was an illegitimate child.
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  Costanza Saliceto
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  Costanza Spinola
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  Costanza Spinola
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  Costanzo Palmario
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  costume (mode of fashion)

  The mode or fashion of personal attire and dress, including the way of wearing the hair, style of clothing, jewelry, crowns, scepters, and other accessories of personal adornment, belonging to a particular nation, class, period, or special occasion, including all items worn or carried by people for warmth, protection, embellishment, or symbolic purposes. In English, generally expressed in the singular.
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  costume accessories

  Items that do not form the primary articles of clothing, but are instead the smaller articles of dress, such as shoes, gloves, hats, jewelry, and so on.
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  cotton textiles

  A textile made from cotton fiber.
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  cotton weavers

  Tradespeople who weave cotton cloth, historically speaking, before the advent of the Industrial Revolution, beginning in the Middle Ages.
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  Council of elders of the Republic of Genoa, July to October 1404
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  Council of elders of the Republic of Genoa, November 1433 to February 1434
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  Crasna

  Crasna or Kraszna was a commune in Sălaj County in Romania.
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  credit instruments

  Negotiable documents other than paper money that are supported by coin reserves and provide evidence of current or long-term debt.
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  Cremona

  Cremona is a commune in Lombardia. During the fifteenth century it was under Milanese dominion.
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  Crescio de Arata
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  criers

  This is someone who works as a municipal official and makes public pronouncements.
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  Crimean Peninsula

  The Crimean Peninsula is a peninsula on the northern coast of the Black Sea. In the late medieval and early modern era, the region was mainly under the control of the Mongol Empire (1238–1449) and the Crimean Khanate (1449–1783). There were several autonomous Genoese colonies on the peninsula from 1286–1475.