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• Maria
  
  Maria was an enslaved and baptized Muslim woman who worked as a servant in the household of Francesco Gambone and Primafiore Giustiniani in late-fifteenth century Genoa. She was liberated by Primafiore in 1497 and continued to work in the household of Francesco and Primafiore for three additional years as a condition of her manumission.
• Caterina
  
• Lucia
  
• an unnamed enslaved woman
  
  This unnamed enslaved Ruthenian woman was active during the early fifteenth century.
• Agnese
  
• Margarita
  
• Elena
  
• Asperto
  
• an unnamed enslaved person
  
• Giacobina
  
• Giaccomaccio
  
• Caterina
  
• Giorgio
  
• Caterina
  
• Caterina
  
• Margarita
  
• Maria
  
• Ambrogio Fasciolo, register 1, volume II, 1333–1415, fol. 22r–v
  
  The slaveholder from Verona named Aloisio de Maffeis manumits an enslaved Tatar woman named Lucia, who is approximately 20 years of age. The enslaved Lucia agrees to serve in the household of Sebastiano di Negro for a term of 10 years as a condition of manumission. The contract was extracted.
• Ambrogio Garumbero, filza 7, item dated 1499-07-11
  
  This contract describes the manumission of an enslaved Jewish peron.
• Andrea de Cairo, filza 16, nr. 128
  
  The slaveholder named Cristoforo de Fornari manumits an enslaved woman named Caterina. She agrees to work as a domestic servant in the household of Cristoforo for an additional five years as a condition of manumission. Caterina is absent during the enactment and is represented by the enacting notary Andrea de Cairo. Cristoforo retains the right of patronage.
• Andrea de Cairo, filza 2, nr. 41
  
  The slaveholder named Chiara Ittaliano manumits an enslaved Circassian woman named Marta, who is approximately 25 years of age, along with her descendants. The contract was extracted.
• Andrea de Cairo, filza 41, series I, nr. 140
  
  The slaveholder named Girolamo de Camulio, who is also the bishop of Chios, manumits an enslaved Musltim woman named Linor, who is approximately 19 years of age and described as coming from Seville. She had been purchased from the Genoese merchant Giovanni Antonio Cavatia in August 1485 (the previous summer) in a transaction recorded in Giovanni's private account book. The contract also specifies that Linor must remain in the city of Genoa for the next three years. An exception to the restriction of movement is made in the case that the bishop of Accia (one Bartolomeo Pammoleo) requests her, then she may relocate freely.
• Andrea Medianotte, filza 1, series I, nr. 219
  
  The slaveholder and wool merchant named Taddeo Bazurro manumits an enslaved woman from the Ottoman Empire woman named Lucia.
• Andrea Medianotte, filza 1, series I, nr. 220
  
  The slaveholder named Caterina Murialdo manumits an enslaved Tatar man named Francesco, who is approximately 50 years of age.
• Andrea Medianotte, filza 1, series I, nr. 277
  
  The slaveholder named Isabella de Acqua manumits an enslaved Tatar woman named Margarita, who is approximately 20 years of age.