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1. Add MS 21515

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Add MS 21515
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HOLOGRAPH letters and signatures of royal personages reigning in Naples, Sicily, and the States of Italy; 1403-1799: 1. Alfonso II., Duke of Calabria, son of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella, and afterwards King of Naples, to "Nico[laus] de Sparatello, vicarius thesaurarii regalis ecclesiæ S. Nicolai Barensis." Licii [Lecce, in Otranto, near Naples], 23 Sept. 1471. Ital. f. 2. 2. The same as Vicar and Lieutenant-General of Ferdinand, King of Sicily, to the Vice-Duke and Captain of the city...
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Italy: Autographs of royal persons in Naples, Sicily, and the States of Italy: 1403-1799. includes: f. 2 Nicolaus de Sparatello, Vicarius Thesaurarii Ecclesiæ S Nicolai Barensis: Letter to, from Alphonso, Duke of Calabria: 1471.: Ital. f. 2 Kingdom of Naples and Sicily: Letter from Alfonso II....
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, Italian, Latin, and Spanish
Date Range:
1403-1824
Extent:
1 item

2. Add MS 24214

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VOL. II. 1. Maximilian Sfortia, Duke of Milan, to [Margaret of Savoy] Archduchess of Austria, etc. ; Malines 10 Oct. 1511. Fr. with seal, f. 1. 2. Juliano de'Medici, afterwards Clement VII.; Rome, 23 Apr. 1514. Signed; with seal, f. 2. 3. Leo X. [Giovanni de' Medici] to the Doge and Ancients...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, Italian, and Latin
Date Range:
10 Oct 1511-2 Aug 1793
Extent:
1 item

3. Add MS 48118

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RELAZIONI, documents relating to France etc., including tracts on the St Bartholomew Massacre; 1539-1621, n.d. French and Italian. Copies. 1. ff. 1-50. Discipline or Book of Order of the French Reformed Churches, as promulgated at the national synod at St Maixent; 1609. French. See Add. MSS. 4...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
French, Italian, and Latin
Date Range:
16th century-17th century
Extent:
1 item