Daybook Entries · TO SALUTE A STRANGE KING, 1584

4 June.

TO SALUTE A STRANGE KING, 1584 - topics: travel,court_patronage,household_family,money_legal

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4 June. - Daybook Entries. Records travel, court patronage, household family, money legal: Niepolomice, at the Court of King Stephen.

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Records travel, court patronage, household family, money legal: Niepolomice, at the Court of King Stephen. Tuesday, -a meridie circa horam tertiam: the King sent for me to hear what 1 had to say to him, as 1 had sent him word that 1 had to say somewhat to him in God his behalf When 1 was come into his privy chamber, and...

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TO SALUTE A STRANGE KING, 1584

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travel,court_patronage,household_family,money_legal

Entry text

Niepolomice, at the Court of King Stephen. Tuesday, -a meridie circa horam tertiam: the King sent for me to hear what 1 had to say to him, as 1 had sent him word that 1 had to say somewhat to him in God his behalf When 1 was come into his privy chamber, and all other excluded but only the Lord Laski who came with me and stayed by the King his commandment, 1 said thus verbatim as followeth. d: 'Ecce (0 Rex), Deus Cedi et terra:, me ante oculos vestros posuit: et vobis suam declaravit voluntatem: me autem servum suum a juventute mea ad pnesentem diem enutrivit in timore illius, et desiderio ferventi vera: sapientia:. Qua ratione (et ejus auxilio) assecutus sum cognitionem et secreta rerum naturalium quam cognitionem (ecce) in nomine Dei.'12

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Niepolomice, at the Court of King Stephen. Tuesday, -a meridie circa horam tertiam: the King sent for me to hear what 1 had to say to him, as 1 had sent him word that 1 had to say somewhat to him in God his behalf When 1 was come into his privy chamber, and all other excluded but only the Lord Laski who came with me and stayed by the King his commandment, 1 said thus verbatim as followeth. d: 'Ecce (0 Rex), Deus Cedi et terra:, me ante oculos vestros posuit: et vobis suam declaravit voluntatem: me autem servum suum a juventute mea ad pnesentem diem enutrivit in timore illius, et desiderio ferventi vera: sapientia:. Qua ratione (et ejus auxilio) assecutus sum cognitionem et secreta rerum naturalium quam cognitionem (ecce) in nomine Dei.'12