noun

Micé

  1. Messer; master (in maritime context).
  2. See also: Micer. Both 'micé' and 'micer' seem to be used to address admirals.

Florim

  1. Gold coin issued by the kings of Aragon, starting with Pedro IV of Aragon in 1346.
  2. Had a weight of 3.35 gr and it was an adaptation of the Florentine gold coins.

Patrão

  1. Owner of a ship.
  2. Shipmaster; skipper; master or captain of a ship. [Fernando, ch. 124: 21]
  3. Patrões (pl.): owners, masters, or captains of ships.

Dobra (Castilian coin)

  1. Dobla; Castilian gold coin. [Pedro, ch. 18: 26; ch. 39: 13, 16, 40; ch. 40: 52]
  2. Doña Blanca doblas: doblas minted on the occasion of Pedro of Castile's marriage to Blanche of Bourbon, possibly with the gold sent by the King of France as her dowry. [Pedro, ch.11: 35-37; ch. 16: 56]
  3. Dobla cruzada: crossed dobla[Pedro, ch. 22: 26]
  4. 1 dobla (Pedro I) = 35 maravedís = 50 marcos

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