Kasza Péter (szerk.): Stephanus Brodericus - Epistulae (Bibliotheca Scriptorum Medii Recentisque Aevorum, Series Nova XIV., Argumentum Kiadó - Magyar Országos Levéltár, Budapest, 2012)
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de Zelking2 et Erasmum de Dornberg3 consiliarios nostros, quibus commisimus nonnulla negotia ex singulari illa fiducia, quam in Te collocamus, nostro nomine Tibi 5 referenda et exponenda, prout ab eis diffusius accipies coram. Hortamur igitur Te adoratissime, ut praefatis consiliariis nostris in ipsorum relationibus et actionibus hoc tempore, uti nobis ipsis, plenam ac integram fidem adhibeas, teque in huiusmodi negotiis benevolum praestas, simul et perpendas rei conditionem et statum, prout Te omnibus modis et sine repulsa facturum confidimus et prorsum speramus. Quod erga io Te et Tuos omni studio benevolentiaque nostra reministramus et compensare curabimus. Datum in oppido nostro Insprugg die octava mensis Septembris millesimo quingentesimo vicesimo sexto. In the lower part of the letter: Reverendissimo [...]'devoto sincere nobis dilecto domino [Stephano] Broderico episcopo Serimiensi4 66 István Brodarics to Clement VII Pozsony, 10 September 1526 Manuscript used: ASV, Principi, vol. 4. fol. 328r-v. Published: Petrus Kulcsár (ed.) Stephaniis Brodf.ricus, De conflictu Hungarorum cum Solymano historia verissima, Budapest, 1985, 77.; Bessenyei József, Lettere di principi (1518-1578), Roma-Budapest, 2002, 99. /. The Pope must have heard about the ill-fated battle; he can leant from Baron Buigio, who was or were responsible for the thoughtless advice that made them enter into the battle. - 2. Brodarics would have decided differently about his own fate if he saw any hope that he can be of service to the Holy Seat or his country: Baron Buigio will inform the Pope what he is going to do. - 3. He hopes the Pope will appreciate Baron Burgio s efforts, and, together with the College of Cardinals, will take pity on the fate that fell on him with the cessation of his mission. - 4. His Holiness will be visited soon by Provost of Óbuda János Statileo, cousin of former Ban of Croatia and Bishop of Veszprém Péter Beriszló. He asks the Pape to welcome him in view of his unde's merit, if nothing else. Sanctissime Pater, Domine Clementissime. Servitutis meae perpetuae humillimam commendationem. 8 post perpendas: praestantiam det. 12 in oppido... sexto a mami Weispergeri secretarii. 2 Wilhelm von Zelking, councillor of Ferdinand. He represented his master as an envoy on the Pozsony diéta in December 1526 where the Archduke was elected King. 3 Erasmus von Dornberg (7-1529), like Zelking, councillor and chamberlain of Ferdinand. He was present at the diéta in Pozsony in December 1526. There is a widespread belief in the literature that he was a member of the advisory body of Queen Maria, but he was not. Compare: Kenyeres István, Pacsa János plébános osztrák fogsága (Adalékok Mária királyné helytartóságához). Soproni Szemle, 2006, 147. More data on Domberg’s activities: Rill, Fiirst und Hof... passim 4 The paper is damaged. 146