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Occupation
Accattone (Beggar; ward of the Church.)
Agricultural and Food
Albergatore (innkeepers)
Ambasciatore (Ambassador)
Animal dealer/driver
Apennecchino (Those who combed, carded, and sorted wool.)
Architetto (Architect)
Aristocrats
Armaiolo (armor maker)
Armorers/Weapon Makers
Artista (artist (unspecified))
Artists
Artists and Artisans
Asinaio (ass dealer)
Authors (auctor)
Balestiere (crossbow maker)
Bambaciaio (one who sells cotton to manufacturers, must be considered a wholesaler)
Banchiere (banker)
Bankers/Merchants
Barbers
Barbiere (barber)
Beata (Beatified)
Beato (Beatified)
Beccaio (butcher)
Becchino (grave-digger)
Biadaiolo (fodder merchant, corn dealer; grain dealers.)
Borsaio (maker of purses and containers.)
Bracciante (Agricultural laborer)
Buffone (buffoon, jester)
Building Assistants
Building Trades
Bullettaio (all persons not professionally notaries who drew up letters for persons, especially the illiterate)
Butchers
Cacciaiuolo (literally, cheese salesman; deli)
Cacciatore (hunter)
Calafato (caulker)
Cambiatore (money changer)
Candelaio (candle-maker)
Cantatore (singer)
Cappellaio (hat maker)
Carnaiolo (handler of meat; members of the butchers' guild. All have to do with meat processing.)
Cartaio (paper-maker)
Cassettaio (maker of chests of drawers)
Cavaliere (Title used for knights, bishops, high ecclesiastics)
Cavaliere Gerosolimitano (Knight of Jerusalem, Knight of Malta, Priorato Gerosolimitano, Cavaliere di Malta)
Cavaliere di S. Stefano (Knight of St. Stephen)
Cavaliere di San Giovanni (Knight of St. John)
Cenciaiolo (dealers in linen cloth, second-hand clothing)
Chivalric Orders
Ciabattino (slipper-maker)
Cimbalaio (player of cymbals, musician)
Civic/Local Administrator
Clerks
Cloth Weavers/Embroiderers
Cloth trade
Clothing Maker
Cofanaio (maker of caskets)
Coltivatore diretto (Peasant landlord, working own property.)
Condottiere (Mercenary soldier)
Conduttore di terra (Peasant leasing land)
Conte (Count)
Contessa (Contessa)
Cooks/Bakers
Coopers/Canners
Corazzaio (maker of armor plating)
Correggiaio (belt-maker)
Corriere (messender or town crier)
Counts/Countesses
Court personnel
Criers
Cuoco (cook)
Cuoiaio (leather seller, saddler)
Diplomats
Divettino (beat the raw wool in order to clean it)
Domestics
Duca (Duke)
Duchessa (Duchess)
Dukes/Duchesses
Editore (Publisher)
Education
Emergency Workers
Emperor/King
Fabbro ("smith," exclusively a worker in iron)
Famiglio (Servant of ecclesiastical institution; includes all laymen employed in the administration of ecclesiastical or charitable institutions)
Fanti (Servant of ecclesiastical institution; includes all laymen employed in the administration of ecclesiastical or charitable institutions)
Farmer
Farsettaio (doublet maker)
Fiaschiaio (flask-maker; dish maker)
Filatoiaio (spinner)
Fisherman/Hunters
Fondacaio (Warehouse keeper)
Forbelarme (burnisher)
Fornaio (baker)
Galigaio (tanner)
General of Order
Gioielliere (jeweller)
Gold/Silver workers
Government Servants/Clerks
Grave-diggers
Guarnaio (maker of cloaks and dressing gowns)
House servants
Imperatore (Emperor)
Imperatrice (Empress)
Impiegato del comune (Employee of commune; all ranks of non-military government servants)
Impiegato di arti (Employee of guild (includes persons employed by the guild administration).)
Innkeepers
Intagliatore (engraver, sculptor)
Jewelers/Hard Stone Workers
Lardaiolo (handler of meat; members of the butchers' guild. All have to do with meat processing.)
Lasagnaio (pasta-maker)
Lastraiolo (flag-stone worker)
Lava panni (washer of cloths)
Lawyers/Notaries
Leather worker
Legatore (someone who bound bundles for transport)
Letterato (Humanist)
Maestro dell'Abaco (Teacher of letters or abacus; Student)
Maestro di Grammatica (Teacher of letters or abacus; Student)
Maestro di Pietra (stone worker)
Maestro di Sacra Teologia (Theologian)
Manovale (Urban laborer not further identified as to occupation.)
Manual Laborers
Marchesa (Marchioness)
Marchese (Marquis)
Marinaio (sailor; all those occupied with building, servicing or sailing ships)
Marquis/Marchioness
Materassaio (Mattress maker, bed maker)
Mattonaio (Brick maker)
Mattress maker
Medical Practitioners
Mendicante (Beggar; ward of the Church.)
Mercatante (a great merchant, although few of the great commercial houses actually identified themselves as such)
Mercatante di Calimala (great merchant)
Mescitore di vino (wine dealers, both wholesale and retail)
Messer (Title used for knights, bishops, high ecclesiastics)
Metal sellers
Metal worker
Middlemen
Military
Military and Naval Personnel
Miller
Miniatore (miniature-maker)
Minter/Mintmaster
Movers
Mugnaio (miller)
Mulattiere (mule driver)
Musicans/Singers/Instrument Makers
Nautical
Nobile del Contado (rural noble)
Nobles
Orciolaio (potter; dish maker)
Oste (innkeeper; tavern-keeper)
Pageantry
Paper goods
Pastore (Shepherd)
Pattiere (sewer of wool cloth)
Pecoraio (Shepherd)
Peddlers/Sellers
Pelacane (leather tanner, leather dresser)
Pesatore (weigher, maker or seller of scales)
Pescatore (fisherman)
Pesciaiuolo (fishmonger)
Pezzaio (leather cutter)
Picoverato in un ospizio (Beggar; ward of the Church.)
Piffero (fife player employed by the commune to provide music for civic celebrations)
Poeta (Poet)
Pottery/Glassware
Presta-ronzini (horse dealer)
Prince/Princess
Principe (Prince)
Principessa (Princess)
Printmakers
Professions
Professore (Professor)
Publishers
Re (King)
Refaiuolo (threader )
Regina (Queen)
Religious
Retail/Wholesale
Rigattiere (dealers in linen cloth, used cloth, and second-hand clothing)
Ripetitore (Teacher of letters or abacus; Student)
Riveditore (technical term for persons who finished wool cloth)
Rope/Bag maker
Saccaio ( "Fa la stoppa.")
Sales/Tradesmen
Santa (Saint)
Santo (Saint)
Saponaio (soap-maker and vendor)
Sarto (tailor, cloth cutter, sartor)
Scardassiere (wool carder)
Scegliatore di lana (selector of wool)
Schermidore (fencer)
Scholars/Writers
Scodellaio (bowl-maker; dish maker)
Scribes
Shepherd
Soap maker
Speronaio (pack-saddle-maker)
Staderaio (weigher, maker or seller of scales)
Stagnaio (tinsmith)
Stained-glass makers
State Personnel
Storico (Historian)
Studente (Student)
Tavernaio (innkeepers)
Tavolacciaio (table maker)
Tinellaio (Tub maker)
Tintore (dyer)
Tipografo (Printmaker)
Tiratore (stretcher; stretched the wet wool after fulling so that it would dry and would not be warped by uneven shrinking.)
Toppaiolo (door-lock maker)
Tortoraio (handler of meat; members of the butchers' guild. All have to do with meat processing.)
Treccone (seller of fruits and vegetables)
Unemployed
Vaiaio (furrier dealing in "vaire," a very high-priced fur; tanner and vendor of vair skins)
Vasaio (dish maker)
Verghegiatore (beat the raw wool in order to clean it)
Vetturale (transporter of persons or goods; persons occupied with transporting goods over land; professional transporter or carter)
Vigilaio (fireman)
Warehousers
Woodworker
Wool workers
abadessa (abbess)
abate (abbot, abbas)
agoraio (needle maker, agorarius)
alfiere (ensign)
alpha
arcivescovo (archbishop, archiepiscopus)
arrotatore (sharpener)
assaggiatore (assayer, saggiator)
balia (wet nurse)
banditore; bandettaio (town crier, auctioneer; public crier, one who announces sentences, decrees, etc.)
barattolaio; barlettaio (makers of barrels and smaller containers for liquids)
bastiere; bastaio (pack-saddle maker)
beggars / wards (mendici / pupilli)
bicchieraio (glass-maker; dish maker, bicchierarius)
bilanciaio (weigher, maker or seller of scales)
bottaio (cooper, bottarius)
bottegaio (shopkeep, tabernarius)
bottigliere (cellarer)
brigliaio (bridle-maker, brigliarius)
calderaio (coppersmith)
calzaiolo; calzaiuolo (hose-maker; stocking-maker; manufacturer of hose and calzolai, footed stockings, calzaiuolus)
calzolaio (shoemaker, calzolarius)
cameriere (manservant)
canonico (canon, canon)
cantiniere (cellarer)
cappellano (chaplain, presbyter)
cardatore (wool carder, cardator)
cardinale (cardinal, cardinalis)
carradore (carter; maker of carts)
carretaio; carrettaio; carrettiere (carter; carriage driver)
cartolaio (stationer, cartolarius)
cassiere del tesauriere (strongbox keeper)
cavallaio; cavallaro (horse dealer; horse trainer; mounted courier)
ceraiolo; ceraiuolo (wax dealer; chandler and vendor of other wax products; someone who made wax votive images to be placed in church; confirm whether image makers (95) belong to guild (35) and if should be separately filed under "artists")
chiavaiolo (keymaker)
chiurgio; cerusico (surgeon)
church administrators (administrator ecclesiae)
cimatore (shearer, cimator)
clergy (clerus)
coltellinaio (cutter, coltellinarius)
coltriciaio (mattress maker, bed maker, coltriciarius)
comendatore (trustee, commendator)
commesso (religious)
conciatore; conciatore di pelle (leather tanner, leather dresser)
converso (lay brother, conversus)
cordatore; cordaiuolo; cordaio (rope maker; manufacturer of straps, cord, and bindings)
cortigiana (courtesan)
cortigiano (courtier, aulicus)
cosmografo (cosmographer)
credenziere (steward)
curandaio (cloth bleacher; textile worker who bleaches and washes thread)
devotees (cultores)
dottore di legge (lawyer)
drappiere (draper; members of the Arte della Lana (wool guild))
fante (family servant)
fattore (factor; literally, a clerk of a business office; agent, overseer, executor, or employee of a firm; monastic servant)
ferratore (ironworker, ferraiuolus)
ferravecchio (dealer in old iron; vendor of used- and broken-iron)
fibbiaio (buckler; maker of small round shields held by a handle or worn on the forearm, fibbiarius)
forbiciaio (cutter, cutler, scissormaker; one who manufactures, sharpens, or repairs shears)
fornaciaio; forniciaio (kiln maker; operators of furnaces for baking brick and tile; also those who manufacture glass; proprietor or employee of a furnace)
frate (friar, frater)
frenaio (bit-maker)
funaiolo; funaiuolo; funaio (bag maker; rope-maker)
gentiluomo (gentleman)
giudice (judge, iudex)
giureconsulto (jurist)
guainaio (sheath-maker; workers producing or selling leather harnesses, reins, and sheaths)
gualcheraio; gualchieraio (overseer of or worker at a gualchiera, fulling mill; type of mill for clothing)
impiegato della Zecca (Employee of mint)
ingegniero; ingegnieri; ingegnere (engineer, i.e. artisan specialized in creating machines as part of construction and extraction)
inquisitore (inquisitor, quaesitor)
lanaiolo (wool manufacturer or merchant, lanaiolus)
lanino (wool manufacturer; woolworker, esp. wool-carder)
lavandaio; lavandaia (cloth washer; woman employed in washing cloth or wool)
legnaiolo (carpenter, tignarius)
libraro (book-seller, librarius)
linaiuolo (dealers in linen cloth, second-hand clothing; textile worker who works in linen, linaiuolus)
maestro (medical doctor; this was a title that could be used for many professions, but here was most commonly applied to medical doctors., magister)
maestro di legname (master woodworker)
maniscalco; manescalco (blacksmith; farrier)
mazziere (mace-bearer)
medico (medical doctor, medicus)
mercante (merchant, generically, mercator)
merciaio (peddler)
messo (messenger or town crier; functionary or agent)
mezzadro; mezzauolo (share-cropper; the cultivator of a piece of land under mezzadria)
minugiaio (string maker)
monaca (nun, nonna)
monaco (monk, monachus)
muratore (brick layer; wall builder; mason)
musicante; musico (musician)
notaio (notary, notarius)
oblata (female oblate, oblata)
oliandolo (oil merchant; oil-seller)
orafo (goldsmith, aurifex)
orpellaio (maker of tinsel; artisan specializing in the creation of cloth-of-gold or the use of gilt)
ortolano (grocer; gardener)
ottonaio (brass worker; artisan specializing in brass)
pagliaiolo; pagliaiuolo (mattress maker, bed maker; hay- or fodder-seller)
pannellaio; pannaiuolo (seller of wool cloth; artisan producing textiles and cloth, or woolworker)
papa (pope, papa)
patriarca (patriarch, patriarcha)
pellicciaio; pelicciaio; pellicaio (members of the furriers' guild; artisan who tans pelts and prepares fur garments)
pentolaio (makes and sells pots and pans; manufacturer and vendor of clay vessels for domestic use)
pettinagnolo (comb manufacturer and-or vendor)
pettinatore (comber)
pianellaio (slipper-maker; cobbler specializing in the making of pianelle, or chopines (women's platform shoe); patten, clog, overshoe)
pievano (parish priest)
pinzochera (lay sister)
pinzochero (lay brother)
pittore (painter, pictor)
pizzicagnolo (seller of prepared foods )
pollaiolo; pollaiuolo (butcher of chickens; vendor of poultry and eggs, particularly a street vendor)
portatore (carrier of goods; generically, a carrier or transporter)
predicatore (preacher, praedicator)
prete (priest, sacerdos)
priora (prioress)
priore (prior, prior)
purgatore (bleacher, one who cleaned and washed raw wool prior to spinning; textile worker who cleans the wool of all oily residue before dyeing)
religiosi (religious, religiosi)
rettore (rector, rector)
ricamatore (embroiderer)
rimendatore; rimondatore (sewer of wool cloth; textile worker who cleans cloth and removes remaining lanolin)
ritagliatore (cloth cutter)
santi / beati (saints / beatified, sancti / beati)
scamatino (one who beats cloth or wool to remove dust, clean)
scarpellatore (stonecutter, scarpellator)
scarsellaio (maker of money bags, coin purses; manufacturer and vendor of bags)
scriba; scrivano (scribe; factor in contracts; copyist)
scrittore (writer)
scultore (sculptor, sculptor)
segatore (sawyer)
sellaio (saddler)
sensale (broker, middleman; used clothing appraiser; agent who functions as an intermediary between merchants in the marketplace)
serva (maid)
servants
setaiolo (silk merchant)
sevaiolo; sevaiuolo; segaiuolo (dealer in tallow, commonly used in candles; vendor of tallow, or manufacturer of tallow candles)
soldato (soldier)
spadaio (sword-maker; ironsmith specializing in blades)
spedalingo (administered a hospital but was not a knight; one occupied in the care of the sick at a hospital; rector or employee of a hospital, as spedaliere)
speziale (apothecary, spetiarius)
stamaiolo; stamaiuolo (thread maker; textile worker specialized in using wool filaments)
stampatore (printmaker; printer)
stovigliaio; stoviglaio (earthenware dealer; dish maker; manufacturer and vendor of utensils, stovigliarius)
stufaiolo; stufaiuolo (oven worker; operators of furnaces for baking brick and tile; also those who manufacture glass; worker at a stufa, or bath-attendant)
tavoliere (banker, tavolarius)
terzo ordine (tertiary)
tesauriere (treasurer)
tessitore (weaver)
tessitore d'oro (weaver of gold cloth)
tessitore di broccati (weaver of brocade cloth)
tessitore di drappi (weaver of silk drapery)
tessitore di drappi d'oro (weaver of gold silk cloth)
tessitore di lana (weaver of wool cloth)
tessitore di panni lini (weaver of linen cloth)
tessitore di razzi (tapestry weaver)
tessitore di seta (weaver of silk)
tessitore di velluti (velvet weaver)
tinellante (serving man)
torniaio; tornaio; tornitore (turner; artisan specializing in use of the lathe)
trombetta; trombetto (musician; musician who plays the horn or trumpet, herald)
vescovo (bishop, episcopus)
vetraio (stained glass artist)
vinattiere (wine dealer, vinarius)
Public Office Held
Ambassador (Ambasciatore)
Anziani (Elders)
Arte dei Beccai (Guild Consul, Butchers)
Arte dei Calzolai (Guild Consul, Shoemakers)
Arte dei Chiavaioli (Guild Consul, Locksmiths)
Arte dei Corazzai e Spadai (Guild Consul, Armorers)
Arte dei Coreggiai (Guild Consul, Belt makers)
Arte dei Cuoiai e Galigai (Guild Consul, Leather masters (minor))
Arte dei Fabbri (Guild Consul, Blacksmiths)
Arte dei Fornai (Guild Consul, Bakers)
Arte dei Legnaioli (Guild Consul, Carpenters)
Arte dei Linaiuoli e Rigattieri (Guild Consul, Linen drapers and used clothes dealers)
Arte dei Maestri di Pietra e Legname (Guild Consul, Builders)
Arte dei Medici e Speziali (Guild Consul, Doctors and Apothecaries)
Arte dei Vaiai e Pellicciai (Guild Consul, Furriers and Leather masters)
Arte dei Vinattieri (Guild Consul, Wine sellers)
Arte del Calimala; Arte dei Mercatanti (Guild Consul, Great Merchants)
Arte del Cambio (Guild Consul, Money changers)
Arte della Lana (Guild Consul, Wool masters)
Arte della Seta; Arte di Por S. Maria (Guild Consul, Silk masters)
Arte di Albergatori (Guild Consul, Innkeepers)
Arte di Oliandoli e Pizzicagnoli (Guild Consul, Oil dealers and Sausage-and-Cheese sellers)
Balià (Executive commissioner)
Buonuomo (Advisory Councilor, Twelve)
Cancelliere (Chancellor)
Capitano del Popolo (Captain of the People)
Capitano della Parte Guelfa (Captain, Parte Guelfa)
Capitano della Repubblica (Captain of the Republic)
Console (Consul)
Dieci di Libertà (Ten of Liberty)
Dieci di Pisa (Ten of Pisa)
Dieci di balìa o della guerra (Ten of mercy or war)
Gonfaloniere di Compagnia (Advisory Councilor, Sixteen)
Gonfaloniere di Giustizia (Standard-bearer of Justice)
Guild Consul, Lawyers and Notaries
Mercanzia (Commercial Court)
Minor Guild (office unknown)
Notaio della Signoria (Notary of the Signoria)
Other
Otto della Guerra (Eight Saints)
Podestà (Podestà)
Priore (Prior)
Senator
Sindaco
Tre Maggiori (office unknown)
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Zinzelli da Signa, Piero di Niccolò di Michele di Vanni
1400s
Not Listed
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3997
Zucchera (donna) (mater Cione del Buono)
died February 22nd, 1344
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S. Maria Novella
7800
Zucchi, Jacopo
circa 1540 to circa 1589
pittore (painter, pictor)
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