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Salutem plurimam.

Viden, quam mihi tragoediam excitaris cum tuo Pasquillo? Volitavit ille per totam Spain (Hispania)⌊HispaniamSpain (Hispania)⌋ multorumque litteris obruor, quasi domi habeam Pasquillum.[1] Tuum print 1 nunc,
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[1] Esteban Gabriel Merino in his cf. Fermin Caballero, Conquenses ilustres, vol. 4: Alonso y Juan de Valdés, Madrid, 1875 , Appendix, No. 23, p. 350⌊letter of Jaen, 1527-11-25cf. Fermin Caballero, Conquenses ilustres, vol. 4: Alonso y Juan de Valdés, Madrid, 1875 , Appendix, No. 23, p. 350⌋, asks Alfonso de Valdés to send him a Pasquillus: Aca me scrivieron que tenia algunas obras de Pasquino. No dexe de nos las embiar porque aca nos sobra el tiempo y qualquier Jenero de nuevas recebimos gran pasatiempo. This is the only mention about Pasquillus in Valdés’ correspondence, if not counting the exchange of letters with Dantiscus. Because not a lot of the correspondence of Valdés has been preserved, it is not possible to establish, if Valdés mentions here that request of Merino or a different one.