The enslaved Tatar woman named Cristiana acknowledges the breach of her conditional manumission. She had agreed to serve the slaveholder Raimondo Bisaccia and his son for a term of eight years as described in a contract enacted by Gregorio de Labaino. The enslaved Cristiana confessed before the Genoese magistrate to sexual activity ('inhonesta') with a certain Giuliano de Insula from whom she had became pregnant. This was considred a breach of the conditional manumission period and as such, Cristiana renounced the manumision and entered back into the status of an enslaved person.
The slaveholder named Giovanni de Passano sells an enslaved baptized Muslim child named Caterina, who is approximately 12 years of age, to a certain Agostino de Ronco, for 125 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Ambrogio de Clavaro sells an enslaved baptized Muslim woman named Caterina, who is approximately 27 years of age, to a certain Cosmo de Sarzana for 170 Genoese lire. The seller makes no guarantees regarding the health of the enslaved Caterina.
The slaveholder and silk dyer named Gaspare Botto manumits an enslaved baptized Muslim man named Giacobino, who is approximately 19 years of age. Giacobino agrees to serve Gaspare without salary for the next ten years as a condition of manumission and Gaspare agrees to provide education, clothing, and footwear to Giacobino during this term. Gaspare retains the right of patronage.
This is the testament of a formerly enslaved Bosnian (or Albanian) woman named Maria, who was formerly held by the merchant Gregorio de Franchi and manumitted on 5 October 1498 through a contract enacted by the notary Giovanni Costa. Gregorio is also a beneficiary who receives a woolen garment. The formerly enslaved woman named Maddalena, who was formerly held by the deceased Battista Raibaldo and who the spouse of Antonio de Oliverio, is named as the universal heir. Maddalena also receives bequests of a vest made from Scottish cloth, one feather pillow, and 10 Genoese lire, and is to arrange the funeral and burial expense and distribute any remaining assets of the estate to the poor. Maria also leaves bequests of 12 lire to the Confraternity of Santa Maria, her clavichord to the Monastery of Santa Maria in Granrolo, 10 soldi to the Ospedale di Pammatone, and 5 soldi to the Ospedale degli Incurabili. Maria requests to be buried in the tomb of the Confraternity of Santa Maria in the Church of Santa Maria delle Vigne and allocates 12 Genoese lire for 1000 masses to be celebrated for her soul. She also requests the distribution of three linen cloths and another measure of 10 canne of cloth to the poor.
The slaveholder named Exva de Mancremano, who is described as Jewish, sells an enslaved Russian child named Iora, who is approximately 16 years of age, to a certain Bartolomeo de Pisa, from the city of Methoni, for 95 "perperi" of Pera.
