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Cotton MS Vespasian F II

Record Id:
040-001103457
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-001101582
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100000001273.0x000302
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Cotton MS Vespasian F II
Title:
Papers relating to the Cleves-Julich succession, 1609–1612, including L’acte d’appel de l’electeur de Brandenbourg et du Comte Palatin (1r–32r, 222r–250r: 2 copies)
Scope & Content:

Codex chartac. in folio. constans ex foliis 251. continens tractatus varii [!!] de successionis Juliaco-Cliviensi controversia, post obitum ducis Johannis Wilhelmi A. 1609: haec precipue notanda.

  • 1. L'Acte d'appel des illustres princes, l'electeur de Brandenbourg duc en Prusse, et le comte Palatin duc de Baviere et Neubourg; emané de la part de l'Empereur Rodolphe, à Prague, le 11 Juillet, 1609. 1.
  • 2. Three pedigrees relating to the above successsion. 32.
  • 3. A table of the five competitors to this succession. 36. b.
  • 4. Facti species hanc successionem spectans. 37.
  • 5. Discursus de successione Juliaco-Cliviensi. 44.
  • 6. Summariissima deductio petitorii pro ducissa Neoburgica, contra electorissam Brandenburgicam, quoad successionem Juliaco-Cliviensem. 54.
  • 7. Discursus vere juridicus, oppositus discursui utrumque juridico, super successione Juliacensi. 60.
  • 8. Literae imperatorum, pacta, renunciationes; omnia ad hanc controversiam spectantia. 78.
  • 9. Rationes quibus probatur ducatus Juliae-Cliviae, &c. feuda esse masculina et non foeminina. 96.
  • 10. Demonstratio quare feuda Juliacensia-Clivia, &c. semper unita manere, neutiquam vero dividi debeant. 101.
  • 11. Praetensiones Saxonicae in ducatibus Juliae-Cliviae; et earum refutatio. 104.
  • 12. Deductio petitorii contra electorem et principes Saxoniae, Juliae-Cliviae et Montium possessionis communionem, spreto judicii ordine, affectantes. 136.
  • 13. De successione Julio-Cliviensi, amplissima disceptatio. 172.
  • 14. A copy of the act of appeal, II. 1. with copies of eight instruments; being confirmations of privileges, compacts, &c. referred to in the said act. (Fr.) 223.

Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:
Cotton Collection
Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-001101582
040-001103457
Is part of:
Cotton MS : Cotton Manuscripts

 

Cotton MS Vespasian F II : Papers relating to the Cleves-Julich succession, 1609–1612, including L’acte d’appel de l’electeur de…
Hierarchy:
032-001101582[1018]/040-001103457
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: Cotton MS
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
1 item
Digitised Content:
Languages:
French
Latin
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1600
End Date:
1624
Date Range:
1st quarter of the 17th century
Era:
CE
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User Conditions:
Physical Characteristics:

Condition: intact

Materials: paper

Dimensions: approximately 340 × 225 mm

Foliation: fos. 250

Binding: British Museum 19th century

Custodial History:
Previously owned by: the Cotton family, Bts, Conington, 17th century
Administrative Context:
Origin: Germany and England
Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)