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RENÉ Ier (1409-1480) « le bon roi René », duc d'Anjou, de Bar et de Lorrai
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RENÉ I (1409-1480) "the good king René", duke of Anjou, Bar and Lorraine, king of Naples and Sicily, poet.
L.S. "Rene", Aix-en-Provence September 10, 1472, to Cicco SIMONETTA| countersigned "P. Puig"| 1 page oblong in-4, address on verso with seal under paper (some light wetness)| in Latin.
Rare letter from the good King René.
As King of Aragon, Jerusalem and Sicily, he writes to "Ciccho de Simonetis" [Francisco dit Cicco SIMONETTA (1410-1480), diplomat, secretary and chancellor to the Duke of Milan Galeazzo Sforza| he had been King René's advisor in Naples, during the struggle between Aragon and Anjou for the throne of Naples], to announce that he has sent Hector Scaglioni (SCALIGER) to the Duke his cousin and his dear sons: "Uti ab eodem Hectore latique intelligetis est quoque vobis quedam nri pre explicativens. Rogamus vos magnopre ut et sibi in iis que vobis nostro nome referet fidem firma habere, et rem ita ut spes nostra est et necessitas expostulat commendatam nostro amore suscipere...
L.S. "Rene", Aix-en-Provence September 10, 1472, to Cicco SIMONETTA| countersigned "P. Puig"| 1 page oblong in-4, address on verso with seal under paper (some light wetness)| in Latin.
Rare letter from the good King René.
As King of Aragon, Jerusalem and Sicily, he writes to "Ciccho de Simonetis" [Francisco dit Cicco SIMONETTA (1410-1480), diplomat, secretary and chancellor to the Duke of Milan Galeazzo Sforza| he had been King René's advisor in Naples, during the struggle between Aragon and Anjou for the throne of Naples], to announce that he has sent Hector Scaglioni (SCALIGER) to the Duke his cousin and his dear sons: "Uti ab eodem Hectore latique intelligetis est quoque vobis quedam nri pre explicativens. Rogamus vos magnopre ut et sibi in iis que vobis nostro nome referet fidem firma habere, et rem ita ut spes nostra est et necessitas expostulat commendatam nostro amore suscipere...