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Title
Parnatissa tu Carteru: Crete, 1379
Subject
Parnatissa tu Carteru
Description
Parnatissa seems to be a widow. She had two daughters, Cali (widow of a man named Sabatheus, and mother to a daughter named Anastassu) and Parmya (married to Samerya de Rodo, i.e. from Rhodes, and mother to a girl named Cali?).
Parnatissa names her son-in-law, Samerya de Rodo, as her executor. She leaves bequests to female family members, including 5 to "Cali tu Samerya," everything in her house to her granddaughter Anastassu, 15 hyperpera to her daughter Cali. Each of these gifts is labeled as being "pro anima mea."
She also leaves 4 measures of oil to her synagogue, "pro anima mea."
Parnatissa names her son-in-law, Samerya de Rodo, as her executor. She leaves bequests to female family members, including 5 to "Cali tu Samerya," everything in her house to her granddaughter Anastassu, 15 hyperpera to her daughter Cali. Each of these gifts is labeled as being "pro anima mea."
She also leaves 4 measures of oil to her synagogue, "pro anima mea."
Creator
Candia, Crete
Date
11 March 1379
Source
Archivio di Stato, Venice
Notai di Candia, b. 295, fasc. 10, fols. 9v-10r (not. Hemanuel Focha)
McKee, Wills, no. 705
Language
Latin
Coverage
Eastern Mediterranean
Italy
Venetian Empire
Contributor
Rena Lauer