Guido di Biagio di Carlo Piccolomini will, 1410.

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Guido di Biagio di Carlo Piccolomini will, 1410.

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Guido di Biagio di Carlo Piccolomini's last will and testament, executed by the Bishop of Siena, probably Antonio Casini, exempting his son and heir Carlo Piccolomini from any claims to the estate. Contains legacies to Sienese churches and religious institutions, as well as to other more distant relatives.

1 item (1 leaf)

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