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Hogget et sa traduction qui contient l'acte de vente d'Antonachi di Stefano pour 1.000 aspres un de ses terrains avec un puits à son excellence Monsieur Sabiatto Fiasco, ambassadeur de Gênes [10 Safer 1079].
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Title
Hogget et sa traduction qui contient l'acte de vente d'Antonachi di Stefano pour 1.000 aspres un de ses terrains avec un puits à son excellence Monsieur Sabiatto Fiasco, ambassadeur de Gênes [10 Safer 1079].
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Le terrain est situé à Galata dans le quartier de Pirchezade et longe le terrain de l'Église de Saint Pierre brulée et la maison de Lioni di Franco et la voie publique.
Issue Date
1668-07-20
Language
Ottoman Turkish
Italian
Location
St. Pierre Church
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/15350
Collections
Monastery
Type
Document
Format
21,6-58,8 cm
Number of Scanned Documents
3
Identifier
SPC0280210
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Approval required from St. Pierre Church, Galata
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Borrowed
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