Sixtus IV

Name: European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648
Author: Sixtus IV

European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

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“European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648”, published in 1917, is a work by Sixtus IV. It explores elements such as Portugal, Guinea and Castile.

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Sixtus IV, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ Moreover, the King and Queen of Castile and Leon, promised and agreed, in the manner abovesaid, for themselves and for their successors, not to concern themselves to interfere in any manner with the conquest of the kingdom of Fez, just as the former sovereigns of Castile, their predecessors, abstained from meddling with it; but the said lords, king and prince of Portugal, and their kingdoms and successors shall have a free hand to prosecute the said conquest and to defend it as they please. ”

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Sixtus IV, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ Since, through the Eternal King's clemency, whereby kings reign, we have been placed in the most lofty watchtower of the Apostolic See, we earnestly seek the stability, prosperity, quiet, and tranquility of all Catholic kings, under whose auspicious guidance Christ's faithful ones are cherished in justice and peace, and we fervently desire that sweet peace may thrive among them. ”

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Sixtus IV, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ We, therefore, to whom all the Lord's flock is committed by Heaven, and who, as we are bound, desire sweet peace and tranquility to flourish and endure forever between Christian princes and peoples, earnestly wishing that the letters of Nicholas and of Callixtus, our predecessors, and the article inserted above, and all and singular their contents, may remain stable and unimpaired forever, to the praise of the Divine Name and the lasting peace of the princes and peoples of each of the aforesaid realms ”

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Sixtus IV, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ And in order that in the future ignorance might not be alleged of the prohibition and penalties involved in the said matters, the said king and queen immediately ordered the justices and officials of the ports of their aforesaid kingdoms faithfully to observe, fulfill, and execute everything herein ordained, and to proclaim and publish it in their courts and in the said seaports of their aforesaid kingdoms and dominions, so that it might be universally known. ”

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Sixtus IV, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ This bull is a confirmation by Pope Sixtus IV. of the bulls Romanus pontifex ( 1455) [1] and Inter caetera ( 1456) , [2] sanctioning Portugal's claims to exclusive rights in Guinea; and it also includes an important new concession, since it confirms that article in the recently ratified treaty of Alcaçovas [3] whereby the sovereigns of Castile promised not to disturb Portugal in Guinea or in certain of the Atlantic islands or in Morocco. The weight of papal authority was thus brought to bear against any attempt on the part of Castile to evade her agreement. ”

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Sixtus IV, European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 (1917)

“ Text: Printed. J. Ramos-Coelho, Alguns Documentos ( 1892) , PP. 47-55 (from the text inserted in the confirmatory bull of 1514) ; L. M. Jordão, Bullarium Patronatus Portugalliae Regum ( 1868) , PP. 47-52.
References: Contemporary and early writings. J. de Barros, Da Asia, I. ( 1778) , dec. I., liv. III., cc. 1, 2.
References: Later writings. H. Schäfer, Geschichte von Portugal ( 1836- 1854) , III. 148, in Geschichte der Europäschen Staaten (ed. Heeren and Ukert) . ”

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