Mercantia notarial document, 1439.

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Mercantia notarial document, 1439.

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Notarial document from a lawsuit in the Mercantia (court of the Merchants' Guild), concerning Guccia, daughter of Blasius Rubertus and wife of Nanis Gori de Sansedoniis, in which Tommaso d'Enea Piccolomini acted as one of four arbitrators of the terzerio (municipal district) of San Martino in Siena. Also lists the names of four arbitrators each for the terzerio of the city (terzerio civitatis) and the terzerio of Camillie (Kamollie).

1 item (1 leaf) : parchment.

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