Paper: materiality and trade
39. Purchase of stationery. Consignment of 511.13 ducats
40. Acknowledgement of receipt, issued by Afonso Ribeiro
41. Order for the delivery of money to the gatekeeper of the Tangier exchequer
42. Order to the exchequer of Azemmour for the purchase of paper and ink
43. Record of paper purchased from Bartolomeo Marchionni
44. Excerpt from the inventory of the factory in Cochin, India.
Paper and communication: lexicography and translation
45. Excerpt from the journal of the voyage of Vasco da Gama to India (1497–99)
47. Description of Persia by Khwâjè Pir Qoli
48. Arabic-Italian dictionary by Pietro Niccodemi
49. Quittance and letter of payment issued by Francisco de Sagastizábal
50. Records of a request to the Consulate of the Sea in Pisa
Paper, politics and communication
51. Somma di arithmetica, geometria, proporzioni e proporzionalità
53. Letter from Rosso di Strozza Strozzi to Luca del Sera
54. Memorandum by Aliso Alberti, Luca del Sera and Guido di Matteo Caccini to Baldo Villanuzzi
55. Registry with the delivery of copper and silver to Fugger and the Höchstetters of Augsburg
56. News about the victory in Lepanto
57. News on an encounter with the Turkish navy in Calabria.
58. A letter with news from Transylvania
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57. News on an encounter with the Turkish navy in Calabria.
ASR, CC, C 30, 127
SENDER: Cristóbal Briceño de Valderrábano
ADDRESSEE: Simón Ruiz
PLACE OF DEPARTURE: Madrid
PLACE OF ARRIVAL: Medina del Campo
GENERAL INFORMATION: Manuscript on paper, 1 folio. It is an attachment of the letter ASR, CC, C 30, 126. Dated Madrid, 25 August 1576.
This news is included in a letter sent from Madrid on 25 August 1576 by Cristóbal Briceño de Valderrábano to Simón Ruiz in Medina del Campo. In it he reports on the unsuccessful attack on 20 July by 100 Turkish ships on the territories of the Prince of Bisignano in Calabria. The attack was carried out under the command of the admiral of the Ottoman fleet, the corsair Uluch Ali, a renegade Calabrian convert to Islam, whom Cervantes calls Uchali in Don Quixote (part 1, chapters XXXIX and XL). The period between 1572 and 1576 was characterised by a series of major acts of retaliation by the Sublime Porte after its defeat in Lepanto. On average, it would subsequently make one expedition each year against outposts on the Christian shores of the Mediterranean.
(Fernando Ramos González)
Paper: materiality and trade
39. Purchase of stationery. Consignment of 511.13 ducats
40. Acknowledgement of receipt, issued by Afonso Ribeiro
41. Order for the delivery of money to the gatekeeper of the Tangier exchequer
42. Order to the exchequer of Azemmour for the purchase of paper and ink
43. Record of paper purchased from Bartolomeo Marchionni
44. Excerpt from the inventory of the factory in Cochin, India.
Paper and communication: lexicography and translation
45. Excerpt from the journal of the voyage of Vasco da Gama to India (1497–99)
47. Description of Persia by Khwâjè Pir Qoli
48. Arabic-Italian dictionary by Pietro Niccodemi
49. Quittance and letter of payment issued by Francisco de Sagastizábal
50. Records of a request to the Consulate of the Sea in Pisa
Paper, politics and communication
51. Somma di arithmetica, geometria, proporzioni e proporzionalità
53. Letter from Rosso di Strozza Strozzi to Luca del Sera
54. Memorandum by Aliso Alberti, Luca del Sera and Guido di Matteo Caccini to Baldo Villanuzzi
55. Registry with the delivery of copper and silver to Fugger and the Höchstetters of Augsburg
56. News about the victory in Lepanto
57. News on an encounter with the Turkish navy in Calabria.
58. A letter with news from Transylvania
Documenting protocols, paralinguistic components and iconic signifiers