Filippo Vivaldi was a Genoese merchant active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries. He was known as Oliverio Vivaldi before adopting the given name of his father Filippo. The sources indicate that he died in 1431.
Phocaea was a commune on the west coast of Anatolia that was under Genoese dominion from 1275 to 1455, after which it became part of the Ottoman Emprie.