Kasza Péter (szerk.): Stephanus Brodericus - Epistulae (Bibliotheca Scriptorum Medii Recentisque Aevorum, Series Nova XIV., Argumentum Kiadó - Magyar Országos Levéltár, Budapest, 2012)

1527

Redditae sunt nobis litterae Devotionis Vestrae datae in festo Epiphaniarum Domini,3 unacum aliis4 episcopi Premisliensis,5 quas legimus avide quidem, illasque cum paucis consiliariis nostris communicavimus. Agimus itaque eidem gratias immensas de tam 5 prompta sua in nos tide et affectione, quodque litteras illas tanto studio nobis misit, quas ad eam inpraesentiarum remittimus, aperto nobis igitur constat res nostras praecipuae illi esse curae. Plane nihil addubitantes quod illam proinde etiam ubicunque locorum constituta sit in nos continuabit. Quod ut faciat et in hoc officio erga nos suo perseveret, iterum atque iterum hortamur, io Datum Viennae die 10. Ianuarii 1527.

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Piotr Tomicki to István Brodarics [Cracow], [end of February 1527]1

Manuscript used: UN T. 7. fol. 206r.1 2 Published: Acta Tomiciana IX. 61 62.

I. He lets Brodarics know that Martin Lyeszieczki, who has been accused in front of Queen Mary unfoundedly is going to go to Pozsony to exonerate himself and regain his possessions levied in Moravia. He requests Brodarics la use his authority and help Lyeszieczki achieve his goals. - 2. He informs Brodarics that Sigis- rnund. in order to prevent the impending war between the two Kings Ferdinand and Szapotyai. sent Chancellor Krzysztof Szydbwiecki to negotiate with Ferdinand in Bohemia.

Reverendissime in Christo Pater et Domine, Amice Carissime ac Honorandissime.

[1.] Generosus dominus Martinus Lyessieczki, aulicus regiae maiestatis, domini nostri, simul et amicus meus de me bene meritus, cum apud ambas maiestates tam patris quam filii serenissimorum Hungáriáé et Bohemiae etc. regum in servitio hone- 5 stissime prope consenuisset et novissime ex reliquiis Hungarici exercitus apud Mohacz deleti, tanquam ex naufragio, Deo iuvante evasisset, incertum quo suggerente, nullo tamen forsan merito suo, in gravem indignationem reginalis maiestatis Hungáriáé incidit. Nam praeterquam quod satis severis litteris eiusdem maiestatis istuc accersitur, etiam res cius ex peculio iustissime acquisitae et in Moravia apud amicos eius deposi•' On 5 January 1527, at Epiphany. We do not yet have this letter.

4 Presumably alludes to Krzycki’s letter dated Esztergom, 5 December 1526.

5 Andrzej Krzycki, who visited Hungary in the autumn of 1526 in legation.

1 Tomicki mentions Chancellor Szydlowiecki’s trip to Prague on 22 February, so it must have been written in the last days of February.

2 Further manuscripts: BK. 214 fol. I32r-v; BK 225 fol. 825-826; BJ 6550 fol. 436r-437r; BCzartTN 40. fol. 39-41.

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