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• Lipari
  
• soldiers
  
  This generally refers to those belonging to an army, whether that of a sovereign state, a faction or division within a sovereign state, or of an individual leader. Specifically refers to military personnel of enlisted rank, as distinguished from commissioned officers.
• Giovanni Lavagnino
  
• shearers
  
  These are textile workers who remove the fleece from an animal, as a profession.
• Simone Boccanegra
  
  Simone Boccanegra was the first doge of the Republic of Genoa. He served in this office from 23 December 1339 to 23 December 1345.
• Coronata
  
• crossbowmen
  
  These are people employed in the use of crossbows, either as a member of a military unit or as an activity related to combat.
• Sicily
  
  The island of Sicily.
• The ship owned by Pasquale de Soldis
  
• Guernica
  
• Ondarroa
  
• rectors
  
  A person named as a "rector" is someone with managerial, educational, or spiritual responsibility for a church or secular institution. In the late Middle Ages the title was generally given to those persons involved in ecclesiastical endeavours.
• The Church of San Vincenzo in Genoa
  
• Ceriale
  
• Andora
  
• Maitinetto de Pinu
  
• canons
  
  These are clergy of a large Christian church living as a community under a rule; also medieval clergymen belonging to the chapter or the staff of a cathedral or collegiate church.
• The Monastery of San Matteo in Genoa
  
  The Monsatery of San Matteo was a male Benedictine monastery connected to the Church of San Matteo in Genoa. The monastery was closed in 1621.
• The sub-district (conestagia) of Domoculta
  
• Carmagnola
  
• Gregorio de Pineto
  
• Francesco Grillo
  
• Niccolò Bosone
  
• Riccobono de Bozzolo
  
• Baltasar Segner