Antonius Vella, a buonavoglia rower on the galley San Martino is accused of desertion for failing to report back for duty when the Order's fleet squadron was moored in Syracuse. He was sentenced to three years rowing with bound feet without pay.

Bartholomeo Cachia, a buonavoglia rower on the galley San Giovanni is accused of desertion for failing to report back for duty when the Order's fleet squadron was moored in Syracuse. He was sentenced to three years rowing with bound feet without pay.

The soldier Michel'Angelo Virmegli from Syracuse is accused of desertion for failing to return for duty when the galley was moored in Sicily but he is released on appeal to the Grandmaster.

Giovanni Domenico Cassini, doctor aboard the San Pietro, reports that he medicated the Greek Alessandro, who claims that he was attacked and wounded in Syracuse by the sailor of the same galley Michele de Nicolo.

Paulo Rizza, soldier on board the vessel 'San Antonio', is accused of disembarking the latter vessel at Syracuse and selling tobacco, stolen from Malta.

Michele Peiron, a soldier aboard the San Luigi, accuses Francesco Montemerlo, a soldier on the Galera Capitanea, of challenging him to an illegal duel, when both vessels were moored in Syracuse.

Dispute over the sale of wine from Syracuse. The two parties were in commercial partnership together. Continued in document 17 below.