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prosperitatem. Iusseram cuidam librario Alemanno Iordano nomine 3 Venetiis agenti sexto iam circiter abhinc anno tum videlicet, cum ego ex gymnasio Patavino 4 in patriam redirem, ut quaedam opuscula Ioannis illius Pannonii, 5 pro quorum impressione et ego tunc et Manutius (Bassion, 1449–Venice, 1515), Humanist, an emblematic printer of the Renaissance. On his Hungarian connections see: Gerézdi Rabán, Aldus Manutius és magyar barátai, Magyar Könyv szemle, 1945, 38–98. More on his life: Julius

their countries. Serenissime Princeps et Domine, Domine mihi Gratiosissime. Post servitutis meae perpetuae in gratiam Vestrae Maiestatis humillimam commendationem. [1.] Scripsi his diebus 1 ad Vestram Maiestatem, neque nunc aliud scribere possum, quam quod tunc scripsi, praeter quam quod in annata Plocensi tantam video difficultatem, ut parum aut nihil spei apud me sit reliquum. Aiunt, et in hoc se fundant, ecclesiam illam ab initio semper in duobus milibus ducatorum fuisse expeditam, et ita in libro etiam annatarum (quem vocant) contineri: si

Christian cooperation, signed peace with the Turks on 15 November 1525. Brodarics, in his first letter addressed to Piotr Tomicki and Andrzej Krzycki (6 September 1526), still expresses regret over the fact that Hungarians did not follow the Polish example (“O nos nunquam minus prudentes, quam tunc, cum consilia pacis cum Turco Vestris Dominationibus non suadentibus solum, sed hortantibus ac rogantibus etiam, non suscepimus.” See the letter by Brodarics on 6 September 1526.) 11  Nándorfehérvár (today: Beograd, Serbia) was occupied by the Turks on 29 August 1521; Bey of

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