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not succeed in capturing it. On hearing about the approaching rescue army they had to retreat. 3  See the previous letter. 4 Louis II, Hungarian King (1516–1526). 5  I have found no data about the identity of the Milan envoy. 6  Duke Charles de Bourbon, an eminent commander in chief of Francis I fell out with the French ruler in 1522 as a result of inheritance issue, deserted him and sided with Charles V. France was attacked from three directions under his leadership at the end of 1522: The English landed in Picardia, a Spanish army besieged Bayonne, a German mercenary army

illi fassioni et perpetuae venditioni, quam nobilis Ambrosius Rwchy de Bodogazzonzakaya super totali portione sua possessionaria in eadem possessione Bodogazzonzakaya habita 3  Clement VII wanted to commission Cardinal Salviati (1490–1553) to create peace between Charles V and Francis I as a legate in Lombardy. The Pope finally appointed the Cardinal as Legate after the French defeat (24 February 1525), in a very different situation, only on 5 May 1525. On Salviati’s activities as legate see Brodarics’ letters to Sigismund I on 17 May 1525 and to Salviati on 20 May

Krzycki, Bishop of Przemiśl. Brodarics uses cipher in several letters, which is only partially deciphered so far. 18  Brodarics visited the French King imprisoned by Charles V after the battle of Pavia (24 February 1525) in the town of Pizzighettone. Unfortunately, he misjudged Francis’ “noble heart”: he would recall this encounter in his report on the Battle of Mohács written 2 years later, and reproach the French ruler for promising help to Hungary against the Turks, something he did not keep. (“[...] regi Gallorum et illud in memoriam reducit [sc. Louis II],

Dantiscus. – 2. He does not travel to the Emperor in Spain. He himself does not know the reason; the Pope says that the relevant letter from King Louis arrived late. He would have been happy to serve the cause of peace among Christian rulers there too, and would have worked hard on setting King Francis free as instructed by King Louis. Such a mission would have been useful for the Polish and the Hungarian causes alike, because the prestige of the two Kings who carry the burden of war against Turkey by themselves could have helped reconciliation more than anybody else’s. – 3. The Pope

may write after the College of Cardinals, his intention is the same. Brodarics wishes King Louis followed Sigismund’s example in the matter of armistice with the Turks because if he does not do this in the hope of some support, the country’s fall is to be feared. – 5. He has no news on King Francis being taken to Spain. Hope for peace has not evaporated completely, but has diminished considerably. Janissaries in Constantinople rose demanding higher pay. Several houses were ransacked, that of Pasha Ibrahim among them. The Sultan suppressed the revolt with great difficulties and had to

has not evaporated completely, but has diminished considerably. Janissaries in Constantinople rose demanding higher pay. Several houses were ransacked, that of Pasha Ibrahim among them. The Sultan suppressed the revolt with great difficulties and had to fulfil the demands of the soldiers. King Francis is said to have arrived in Barcelona on 17 June. 5 Serenissime Princeps et Domine, Domine mihi Clementissime. Post mei et servitiorum meorum in gratiam Vestrae Maiestatis humillimam commendationem. [1.] Accepi

qui quidem patritii Veneti erant, uulgo prouiditores appellantur, respondisset, se inconsulto Veneto senatu Gallos progredi non permissurum, ira percitus, Enim uero, inquit, nec Francorum regi iter precario petendum, nec uel fortissimorum hostium, nedum mercatorum arma Francis timenda esse, immo, ut uiros decet, ferro iter aperiendum. Quo dicto aciem extemplo instrui, et signum pugnae dari iubet. Veneti tum suorum multitudine fręti, tum Gallorum paucitatem

Barletum incolae uocant, haud memorabili praelio compulsis, regnum Galli occuparunt. Erat Hispanis dux Consaluus Adigarius, sicut pacis artibus uir insignis, ita omni bellica laude dignissimus, quem supra diximus Cephaleniam de Turcis coepisse. Qui quum uidisset Italos Francis conciliari, iamque in eorum ditionem totum regnum concessisse, statuit quoad Galli simul incolarum fauore, simul suis ipsorum uiribus florerent, certamine supersedere, nec manum cum his conserere, uerum cunctatione atque mora eos

nihil quod aut ipsis salutare esset, aut regi honorificum gloriosumue foret, ad animum admittere, sed omnia foeda seditione ac tumultu labefactare coeperunt. Quod ubi marchio Mantuanus animaduertit, Gallorum insania cum Consalui ingenio collata, qua erat prudentia, facile intellexit Francis certam impendere perniciem, quippe qui bonis consiliis nihil iuris reliquerant. Itaque ne sua culpa clades accaepta cuiquam uideretur, excusata ualetudine, quam, ut ferunt, simulauerat, Mantuam sese recępit, atque ad regem literas conscripsit, quibus et Gallos solutae militaris disciplinae

proprio Principi subiecti. Parent autem Othoni magno Regi Franciae, quae et Saxonia, Baptismique expertes, affinitatem cum Turcis, et amicitiam contrahunt. His addit Ioannes Lucius /Operis citati libro 1. capite 11./ Slavos Francis in Germania a Septentrione, in Illyrico vero ab Oriente conterminos fuisse. eiusdem rite opinionis est de Slavis Orientalibus, qui Longobardis proximi, Foroiuliensique eorum Ducatui contermini erant, qui nomine Carnuntum sive Carantanorum

/Ioannes Lucius, operis citati libro 1. capite 15./. Quod Francorum in Croatia Occidentali sive Alba imperium breve fuisse probat etiam Porphirogenitus Imperator qui /Capite 30./ ait; Ad aliquot vero annos Dalmatiae Chrobati Francis subiciebantur, quemadmodum et antea in ipsorum terra; tanta autem crudelitate utebantur Franci, ut lactantes adhuc pueros occidentes, canibus obicerent, quae res cum intolerabilis Chrobatis esset, facto desidio, Principes, quos ex ipsis habebant, interemerunt, unde magnus contra eos

Praeside Nicolao Skerlecz Praesentibus Iosepho Taisperger, Stephano Kollosvary, Francis. Sebastianovich, Maximil. Cholich, Francis. Simanovich, Maximil. Verhovacz, Francis. Millassin, Iosepho Petrovich, Franc. Lehnau, Antonio Kukecz, Mathia Kyrinich, Emerico Raffay, Ildef. Karvanchich, Francis. Werneda, Iosepho Mikoczy, Stephano Dombay, Ignatio

Praeside Nicolao Skerlecz Praesentibus Iosepho Taisperger, Stephano Kollosvary, Francis. Sebastianovich, Maximil. Cholich, Francis. Simanovich, Maximil. Verhovacz, Francis. Millassin, Iosepho Petrovich, Franc. Lehnau, Antonio Kukecz, Mathia Kyrinich, Emerico Raffay, Ildef. Karvanchich, Francis. Werneda, Iosepho Mikoczy, Stephano Dombay, Ignatio Szentmartony, Iosepho Mihaly, Ioanne Vitkovich

Nicolao Skerlecz Praesentibus Iosepho Taisperger, Stephano Kollosvary, Francis. Sebastianovich, Maximil. Cholich, Francis. Simanovich, Maximil. Verhovacz, Francis. Millassin, Iosepho Petrovich, Franc. Lehnau, Antonio Kukecz, Mathia Kyrinich, Emerico Raffay, Ildef. Karvanchich, Francis. Werneda, Iosepho Mikoczy, Stephano Dombay, Ignatio Szentmartony, Iosepho Mihaly, Ioanne Vitkovich

Iosepho Taisperger, Stephano Kollosvary, Francis. Sebastianovich, Maximil. Cholich, Francis. Simanovich, Maximil. Verhovacz, Francis. Millassin, Iosepho Petrovich, Franc. Lehnau, Antonio Kukecz, Mathia Kyrinich, Emerico Raffay, Ildef. Karvanchich, Francis. Werneda, Iosepho Mikoczy, Stephano Dombay, Ignatio Szentmartony, Iosepho Mihaly, Ioanne Vitkovich Praesentibus item a latere Martino Szabolovich

traduxit in Normanniam, ut fratrem ibi compescat; reipsa dissipatis eius copiis ipsum Robertum cepit eumque captivum in Angliam transmisit, ducatumque Normanniae conjunxit cum Anglia, eumque per 30 annos in carceribus detinuit usque dies vitae; conjunctio haec Normanniae cum Anglia Francis summe displicuit ob potentiam Anglorum; hinc Vilhelmum filium Roberti instigarunt ad recuperandum ducatum suum; coactus est ergo Henricus Clericus expeditionem in Franciam suscipere; pax tamen paulo post confecta est ea conditione, ut Vilhelmo filio Roberti detur expectativa ad

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