Milan: 1618

Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts in the Archives and Collections of Milan 1385-1618. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1912.

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1618

1618.
Nov. 8.
G. Inf. 228.
fol. 559.
Bibl. Ambros.,
Milan.		 1055. Joseph Creswell to Cardinal Federigo Borromeo.
Reddet has P. Gulielmus Baldwinus quem Comes Palatinus Rheni contra jura gentium misit in Angliam captivum, et Rex detinuit totos 8 annos in arctissima custodia in Arce Londinensi, sed victrix innocentia, illum postremo liberavit novo exemplo. Provocabat saepe adversarios fidei quia constantia sua et prudenti ac religioso exemplo traxit in partes suas. Multa scitu digna ab Ill D.V. intelliget, si per graviores vestras occupationes vobis olium fuerit, nec est quod plurimum commendam Ill. D.V. virum de causa Catholica tam bene meritum nec mea obsequia offeram. D.V. cujus totus sum, quantulus sum Et Dom. Jesum interpello quotidie pro vestra incolumitate, Reliqua quae velit de nobis nostrisque rebus Ill. D.V. ab eodem P. Baldwino intelliget. Habemus hic vicinum Puteanum vestrum quem ideo singulari bene complector, quod sit Ill. D. vestrae observantia.
Lovanii, 8 Novemb., 1618.
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