The institution of slavery, which is an indispensable feature of human history, depends on an extreme form of domination. It arises from the limits of total power of the master and total powerlessness of the slave by virtue of purchase, inheritance or war. This research addresses specifically the impact and diversity of slavery in the city of Famagusta between 1300 and 1362 as observed through the Genoese notarial acts of Lamberto di Sambuceto and Giovanni da Rocha, as well as the Venetian notarial Acts of Nicola de Boateriis. It aims to open a scholarly window into slavery and slave...