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14 Sept.

AN AUDIENCE OF THE EMPEROR, 1584 - topics: court_patronage,household_family,visitors_network

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14 Sept. - Daybook Entries. Records court patronage, household family, visitors network: Friday, mane circa ro.

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Records court patronage, household family, visitors network: Friday, mane circa ro. I sent Emericus to Dr Curtz his house in parva parte,12 with my commendations: and to say that, before, I understood (of Dr Hageck) Mr Dr Curtz his desire to be acquainted with me: whereof! was very glad and desirous: but now I trust...

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AN AUDIENCE OF THE EMPEROR, 1584

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court_patronage,household_family,visitors_network

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Friday, mane circa ro. I sent Emericus to Dr Curtz his house in parva parte,12 with my commendations: and to say that, before, I understood (of Dr Hageck) Mr Dr Curtz his desire to be acquainted with me: whereof! was very glad and desirous: but now I trust that the Emperor his Majesty by his authority hath taken order with him whereby to begin our acquaintance and (God willing) our perpetual friendship. The Doctor was at home, and to Emericus (saying the effect of my message before noted) the Doctor declared that he had previously taken various opportunities to establish a friendship with me, &c.: and that now he is very joyful of the occasion offered by the Emperor's Majesty: and that this day sundry affairs did hinder the opportunity of our meeting, but tomorrow at any hour (at my choice) he would be ready to welcome me to his house: and so with the usual phrase of offering all his services to my pleasure, he sent Emericus to me with his said answer.

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Friday, mane circa ro. I sent Emericus to Dr Curtz his house in parva parte,12 with my commendations: and to say that, before, I understood (of Dr Hageck) Mr Dr Curtz his desire to be acquainted with me: whereof! was very glad and desirous: but now I trust that the Emperor his Majesty by his authority hath taken order with him whereby to begin our acquaintance and (God willing) our perpetual friendship. The Doctor was at home, and to Emericus (saying the effect of my message before noted) the Doctor declared that he had previously taken various opportunities to establish a friendship with me, &c.: and that now he is very joyful of the occasion offered by the Emperor's Majesty: and that this day sundry affairs did hinder the opportunity of our meeting, but tomorrow at any hour (at my choice) he would be ready to welcome me to his house: and so with the usual phrase of offering all his services to my pleasure, he sent Emericus to me with his said answer.