Sanctus Franciscus Borgia, Quartus Gandiae Dux Et Societatis Jesu Praepositus Generalis Tertius (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Atque inde sponte sua voluminis partitio nata est. Prior enim pars borgianas epístolas; altera vero tum epístolas tum alia monumenta, ad Borgiam spectantia, exhibebit.

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Jam, ad Philippum principem cur Borgia ab anno 1543 fre quenter scriberet, manifestum est. Etenim Caesaris filio ab Aragoniae, Catalauniae ac Valentiae regnis illins herede ac successore publice salutato, (quod cum fit non modo jus in re gnum succedendi confirmatur, sed vivente et volente patre, regio munere et auctoritate fungendi jus potestasque traditur pactisque illins nuptiis cum Maria, sibi aequali, Joannis III et Catharinae, regum Portugalliae filia; Borgia a Carolo V, in Flandriam abeunte, designatus fuerat magister sive oeconomus maximus aulae principum: Borgiae vero uxor, Eleonora de Castro, ab eodem Caesare principi Mariae cubicu laria max1ma. Utrumque Caesari ratum ac fixum. Sed ecce id, sive re ipsa sive electionis modo, lusitanis principibus displi cuerat. Hine plures ad principem Philippum Borgiae epistolae ex oppido suo Gandia, quo defuncto patre, ut paternum et avi tum principatum gubernaret, sese contulerat.

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