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• Diego de Cremona
  
• Cremona
  
  Cremona is a commune in Lombardia. During the fifteenth century it was under Milanese dominion.
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 4, nr. 138
  
  The slaveholder and leather worker named Gabriele Rissotto returns an enslaved Tatar woman named Maria, who is approximately 26 years of age and described as being lame, to a gold-beater named Giacomo Marchesio. The enslaved Maria had been sold to Gabriele by Angelo Marchesio, the nephew of Giacomo, in a contract enacted by Tommaso Duracino on 22 December 1458. However, the rights over Maria were held by Giacomo and not Angelo, and he did not have permission to make the sale. As such, she was returned to Giacomo and the sum of 100 Genoese lire returned to Gabriele.
• Benedetto Carrega
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 4, nr. 141
  
  The Portuguese merchants named João de Medina and Bartolomeu Gonsales, patrons of a ship stationed at the port of Genoa, borrow 160 gold ducats from the Florentine merchant named Giacomo de Celle. The loan has a term of four months.
• Kingdom of Portugal
  
• Lisbon
  
• João de Medina
  
• João Afonso de Medina
  
• Bartolomeu Gonsales
  
• Gonçalo Martinho Gonsales
  
• person from Portugal
  
  A person who is named in the source document as a citizen of the Kingdom of Portugal (or a city within the Kingdom of Portugal) with no additional qualification regarding inhabitation or citizenship.
• citizen of Florence
  
  A person who is named in the source document as a citizen of Florence.
• Giacomo de Celle
  
  Giacomo de Celle was a slaveholder and citizen of Florence who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Lippo de Celle
  
  Lipo de Celle was a person from Florence who was active during the early fifteenth century.
• Martino Raibaldo
  
• Battista Doria
  
• Teodora Calvo
  
• Gregorio Calvo
  
• Lorenzo Badinella
  
  Lorenzo Badinella was a Genoese popolares merchant active in the mid-fifteenth century. At some time before the summer of 1477 his family was aggregated into the Sopranis albergo.
• Antonio Badinella
  
  Antonio Badinella was a slaveholder who was active in Genoa during the first half of the fifteenth century, where he also held numerous government positions.
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 4, nr. 177
  
  The slaveholder named Isolta Pallavicini donates an enslaved Russian woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 35 years of age, to her son-in-law named Pietro Giovanni Frugone, as a deposit for the dowry of her daughter Bianca Tarigo. The value of the gift is indicated as 100 Genoese lire.
• Isolta Pallavicini
  
• Gaspare Pallavicini
  
• Niccolò Tarigo