Kasza Péter (szerk.): Stephanus Brodericus - Epistulae (Bibliotheca Scriptorum Medii Recentisque Aevorum, Series Nova XIV., Argumentum Kiadó - Magyar Országos Levéltár, Budapest, 2012)
1527
85 István Brodarics to Francesco Marsupino [Esztergom], [around 22 March 1527]1 Manuscript used: HHStA, ling. Akt. Fasc. 418, Konv A, fol. 35.2 Brodarics informs Marsupino about the situation of the archdeanship of Nógrád. In archidiaconatu vestro NeogradiensP certum est multa esse combusta, prout ego intelligo. Habeo amicum, qui acciperet in pensionem archidiaconatum et canonicatum pro florenorum Hungaricalium, id est in bona moneta, octuaginta. Rogo Vestram Dominationem, ut de hoc tractet cum domino Squaquara, et faciat 5 iuxta desiderium meum et illius amici mei. Cui non aliter cupio complacere quam mihi metipsi. Stephanus Brodericus manu propria subscripsit On the outer side: Domino meo et fratri et colendissimo domino Francisco Marsupino etc. 86 István Brodarics to Piotr Tomicki Buda, 3 April 1527 Manuscript used: BN T. 7. fol. 101 r—v.1 Published: Acta Tomiciana IX. 111-112. /. Informs Tomicki that having spent recent months partly in Pozsony with Queen Maria, partly in the castle of Dévény of János Bornemisza, ha returned to Buda to the national assembly that Sza- polyai announced. King John welcomed him knowing that he has always been working on peace. - 2. He learnt that both the Polish King and Tomicki intervened with John on his behalf, something for which he is tremendously grateful. - Statileo will be in Poland in the near future: he can provide 2 post ct: beneficium del. 4 post hoc: loq del. 1 The letter is undated, but since Brodarics writes about destruction on the territory of the Esztergom diocese, those are probably related to the Turkish campaign in 1526. Furthermore, the letter refers to Matthias Squaquara, whom the Esztergom chapter sent to Rome in March 1527. Brodarics had already sent word to Marsupino by Squaquara. Probably this letter was created at the same time as the other one to Marsupino. 2 Autograph ' The Nógrád archdeanship was part of the possessions of the Esztergom chapter. 1 Further manuscripts: BK. 214 fol. 132v-l33v; BK 225 fol. 798-799; BJ 6550 fol. 417r-v; BCzart TN 40. fol. 145-146. 181
