Letter #5767
Alfonso de VALDÉS to Ioannes DANTISCUS[Brussels], [ca. 1531-09-26]
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Valdés sends Dantiscus a copy of a letter whose original has not been signed yet. Dantiscus will receive it on the same day together with the privileges, at no fee. The king of France [Francis I] will not come to the [imperial] diet because the conditions made by the emperor don’t suit him, namely that he should not mention the changes to the treaty of Cambrai, though the reason Balançon gives officially is the illness of the king’s mother. The emperor will certainly come to Speyer. They say he is leaving in eight days but Valdés doesn’t think it will be sooner than in fifteen days, unless the Roman king [Ferdinand] pushes for it.
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Salutem.
Litterarum exemplum (ut iubes) mitto. Litterae ipsae nondum sunt subscriptae, eas tamen habebis hodie una cum privilegiis absque taxa. Balanson tantum attulit regem Gallum aegritudinis matris causa ad conventum venire non posse, sed propterea non venit, quod caesar sibi certas leges ei parum gratas praescripserat et inter alias, ne ulla mentio de innovatione articulorum foederis Cameracensis fieret. Caesar omnino Spiram veniet. Aiunt ante octo dies hinc discessurum, quod ego neque ante quindecim crederem, ni regem Romanorum nimium urgere viderem.
Vale.
Tuus Valdesius