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Cospi taught rhetoric at the University of Vienna, and it is clear that Brodarics knew him only slightly. However, we know about Cospi that he spent some time in Pozsony in 1515, where in the house of Girolamo Balbi he translated the Didorodus Codex (Libri duo, primus de Philippi Regis Macedoniae, aliorum re quorundam illustrium ducum, alter de Alexandri filii rebus gestis.) The translation was published after Cospi’s death, in 1516 in Vienna in the print-shop of Vietor. (Compare: Hermann Zsuzsa, Egy humanista karrierje (Balbi Jeromos), Az Egyetemi Könyvtár vkönyvei, Budapest, 1964,

universis, animo deliberato et ex certa nostrae maiestatis scientia dedimus, donavimus et contulimus, immo damus ac concedimus et praesentibus elargimur, ut tu iidemque frater et nepotes tui praenominati, ac haeredes et posteritates eorum universae praetacta arma seu nobilitatis indicia, de more aliorum nobilium armis utentium, a modo imposterum, ubique in proeliis, hastitudiis hastiludiis , tornamentiis, duellis, bellis, omnibusque exercitiis nobilitaribus et militaribus, necnon sigillis, velis, cortinis,

adhuc penitus sublata sed certe non parum diminuta. Venerunt nova de Constantinopoli, quae Vestra Maiestas intellexisse potuit. Milites prae torianos, quos Ianyczeros vocant, seditione facta, quod augeri sibi stipem annuam postu labant, plures domos et inter ceteras Imbraym bassae et nonnullorum aliorum diripuisse atque in praedam vertisse, adortos deinde locum, in quo thesaurus imperatoris servatur, eum locum expugnare non potuisse, imperatorem aegre tandem seditione oppressa coactum id facere, quod milites postulaverant. Haec pro re vera et certa huc scripta fuerunt. 10

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