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[RP] - Meeting with the Duke of Styria

Gerfried
31. July 1461 ~ From Graz to Strasbourg

"His grace and eminence Giulio Antonio Santorio and his entourage have arrived at this place and his will is to visit his imperial majesty Ludwig von Frayner, Kaiser and sovereign of the holy roman empire of german nation." Gerfried speaks to the guards, so the armed men know who has arrived and wants to enter the palace and whom they have to announce.

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31. Juli 1461 ~ Von Graz nach Strassburg

"Seine Gnaden und Eminenz Giulio Antonio Santorio nebst Gefolge ist angekommen und sein Wille ist es, Seine Kaiserliche Majestät Ludwig von Frayner, Kaiser und Souverän des Heiligen Römischen Reiches Deutscher Nation zu sehen." Gerfried spricht mit der Wachen, sodass die bewaffneten Männer wissen, wer her angekommen ist und den Palast zu betreten wünscht und wen sie anzukündigen haben.


Balthasar_fugger
31. July 1461 ~ From Graz to Strasbourg

On a lovely white andalusian stallion Giacomo Francesco Balthasar Fugger-Mattei arrived at the imperial court. The man is wearing the robe of a priest but in his heart is not a lot of religious faith. To come to the imperial court, Balthasar would have traveled a thousand miles more. Maybe he will see the emperor himself, maybe he will be able to speak to him. The black haired man should be thankful to the old fool, who attend that duke to strasbourg. Adam, cousin to Bathasar... and a disfigured man, that deserve to be hated so deeply.
Should the emperor bring the duke to the gallow or take his hideous head. May the heretical inquisition burn that damn duke and the foolish old man. It would be a great favor to the world and a great favor to Balthasar. Agile Baltasar jumps from the horseback an looks to the palace. What a lovely place this place is...

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31. Juli 1461 ~ Von Graz nach Strassburg

Auf einem schönen weißen andalusischen Hengst erreicht Giacomo Francesco Balthasar Fugger-Mattei den kaiserlichen Hof. Der Mann trägt zwar das Gewand eines Priesters, doch in seinem Herzen ist nicht übermäßig viel Glauben zu finden. Um an den kaiserlichen Hof zu kommen, wäre Balthasar sogar noch tausend Meilen mehr gereist. Vielleicht wird er den Kaiser selbst zu sehen bekommen, vielleicht wird er sogar in der Lage sein, mit ihm zu sprechen. Der schwarzhaarige Mann sollte dem alten Narren dankbar sein, der meinte, den Herzog nach Straßburg begleiten zu müssen. - Adam, Bathasars Cousin ... und ein entstellter Mann, der es so verdient, dass man ihn so sehr hasst, wie der Halbfugger es tut.
Soll der Kaiser den Herzog an den Galgen bringen oder seinen abscheulichen Kopf nehmen. Soll die herätische Inquisition den Herzog verbrennen und den alten Dummkopf gleich mit. Es wäre ein großen Gefallen für die Welt. - Und ein großer Gefallen für Baltahsar. Behände springt Baltasar vom Rücken des Pferdes und schaut auf den Palast. Was für ein wundervoller Ort dies ist ...


Katamazai
Lodovico era intento a seguire l'evolversi dell'incontro quando vide che una suora gli si faceva incontro.
Anche se in modo lieve poso la mano destra sull'elsa della spada e attese che la stessa pronunciase parola.

La stessa giuntagli di fronte disse che era stata invitata a partecipare all'incontro e che si chiamava Ysabet e che faceva parte dell'inquisizione tedesca.

Lodovico vece il saluto e disse:


[b]Buongiorno Sorella avete fatto buon viaggio spero, seguitemi vi faccio strada, seguitemi presso l'ala est del palazzo[/b]

Così il soldato appoggiò la mano sull'elsa e si mosse verso l'ala est.

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Lodovico was intent to follow the evolution of the meeting when he saw that a nun was meeting him.
Although so slight laid his right hand on the hilt of the sword and waited for it to say the word.
The same across and arrive in front of, said he had been invited to attend the meeting and called Ysabet and that was part of the German Inquisition.
Lodovico stead the salute and said:


Good morning Sister you did good riddance I hope, follow me I Street, follow me at the East Wing of the Palace


So the soldier put his hand on the hilt and moved toward the east wing.[/quote]
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Ysabet
Monday, the 31th of July 1461

Ysabet saw that the guard was vigilant and had his hand on the sword, but he greeted her friendly and she smiled slightly to him as she answered:
" Good morning. Yes the journey was quiet and without problems. The road was friendly to me."
Then she followed the guard in the East wing of the Palace.
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Ranian
Ranian listened to the words of Duke in which he said that his condition was due to the little sleep, look away from the entrance of the Hall and turned her face towards him

Ah! I'm sorry that you haven't slept well.

She said with sincerity and regret

What was the bed too hard or some nightmare that kept you awake

spoke those words so irrelevant, his attention was now towards the two guards with their spears dammed the target. He walked away from the two guests and when it was before the guards motioned for them to give free passage to those who were with her. The guards retreated on their sides the spears and Ranian opened the door, then turned to the Duke and the Patriarch, with stylish make motioned them to enter. Once inside the guards resumed their initial position and she closed the door.
Sitting on the throne while waiting there was the Emperor, Ranian came up to him and knelt down to on sight.


Majesty! Your guests

She pointed to the Duke and the Patriarch and set aside, leaving the word to the Emperor

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Adam
31. Juli 1461

Mit ungerührter Miene folgte der Herzog dem Weib, auch wenn das Schließen der Tür einen endgültigen Klang in seinen Ohren hatte. Im gebührlichen Abstand blieb Adam vor dem Thron stehen und beugte ein Knie, den Patriarch an seiner Seite wissend. „Kaiserliche Majestät.“

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31. July 1461

With deadpan face the Duke followed the woman, even if the closing of the door had a final sound in his ears. In a proper distance Adam stopped in front of the throne and bent one knee. He knew the patriarch at his side. "Imperial Majesty."
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Laella
In Begleitung der kirchlichen Leibgarde betrat ich das Schloss des Kaisers. Die Garde blieb stehen, während ich einem kaiserlichen Soldat das Dokument vom kaiserlichen Kirchenberater, Kardinal Edoardo Borromeo Galli, vorlegte. Ein Diener kam angeeilt welcher mich zum Kaiser führte. Nachdem ich vor zwei großen Türen ankam, welche für mich geöffnet wurden, betrat ich langsam den Saal und ging auf den Kaiser zu. Vor ihm verbeugte ich mich demütig und sprach:

Eure kaiserliche Majestät. Mein Name ist Madleen Johanna von Schenkenbach. Ich bin die Vize-Primas des deutschsprachigen Bischofskonzils des Heiligen römischen Reiches. Euer religöser Berater hatte mich hierher eingeladen, da ich als Führung der deutschsprachigen Kirche, Euren Berater, Comyr von Wettin, unterrichtet hatte, dass es Probleme gibt mit der Kirche in der Steiermark. Nur Eure Weisheit lässt dieses Problem beheben, so dass ich hoffe, unter Zeugnis von GOTT, dass dieses Problem nicht mehr bestehen bleiben wird.

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In the company of the ecclesial Body Guard I entered the palace of the emperor. The guard stopped while I an imperial soldier the document from the Imperial Church Consultant, Cardinal Edoardo Borromeo Galli presented. A servant came roped which led me to the emperor. When I arrived in front of two large doors that have been opened for me, I walked slowly down the hall and went to the Emperor. I bowed humbly before him and said:

Your Imperial Majesty. My name is Madleen Johanna of Schenkenbach. I am the Vice-Primate of the German Bishops' Council of the Holy Roman Empire. Your church consultant had invited me here, because I as a leader of the German church, your advisor, Comyr of Wettin, was informed that there are problems with the church in Styria. Only your wisdom can I fix this problem so I hope to witness to God that this problem will no longer exist.
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Ludwig_von_frayner
His Eminence Borromeo Galli  arrived first, in the throne room, followed by Her Eminence Madleen Johanna of Schenkenbach, and Her Eminence Ysabet. The Emperor was pleased to see that the Church had responded to his call. He listened to the Vice-Primate of the German Bishops' Council, and answered :

    Eminence Edoardo Borromeo Galli, Eminence Ysabet, Eminence Madleen Johanna of Schenkenbach,
    We want to thank you for making the trip from Aachen and Rome. Be sure that We are aware of the difficulties faced by the Church in the Duchy of Styria. That's the reason why we called you : we are committed to resolve such a matter. It is important that the Holy Church and the Holy Roman Empire speak with the same voice.


A few seconds later, Imperial Marshal Ranian entered the room with the Patriarch and Duke of Styria.

    Thank you, Imperial Marshal.


He looked at the Duke, who bent one knee in front of him.

    Duke Adam Fugger,

    You can stand up. We hope that the imperial hospitality was up to your expectations and that you were also well fed that housed. You are a vassal of the Empire. It would strongly displease Us, learning that you have suffered any deficiencies or restrictions.


He paused a moment. It was high time to get into the nitty-gritty.

    Well. Thanks to Our great kindness, We will ignore the unfortunate events that occured during our first meeting. We will only focus on the resolution of such case, that has caused too many damages. It is high time to expose our decision, in plain language.

    Duke Adam Fugger, for having declared a feud, while the Empire was at war, breaking the rules of honor and nobility ; for having provided the Styrian flag to Ibario and his troops ; and for having let him assault the city of Celje, We condemn the Duchy of Styria to pay 10 000 gold to the Imperial Treasurer. Such amount corresponds to the fair reimbursement of the mobilization of the imperial troops ; troops who have been engaged to protect the imperial territory against brigands, and repair your faults.

    Furthermore, in order to be sure that our judgment will be applied, you will only be able to leave the imperial capital city, once the payment will be made. If the sentence is not executed, you will remain our « Guest ». This is the price of your redemption. This is the price of our forgiveness.


He paused a moment. and looked at the Cardinals and the Primates who were at his side.

    Secondly, it behooves to us to deal with the religious situation of the Duchy of Styria. From today, we demand you to make sure that no exactions and abuses will never be committed against God's representatives, on the floor of Styria. Whatever the reason for those attacks, you have to know that they will not be tolerated. As Duke of Styria, you will be directly responsible for the safety of the priests of the Holy Church on your territory.

    If breaches are found, and if the integrity of priests is threatened again, you have to know that the Empire will no longer endorse your faults, and you will have to face alone the consequences of your actions, especially if the situation brings about a crusade. Strasbourg and Rome will always fight together, against heresy.
    This is your last chance to preserve the peace of mind and heart in Styria.

    We hope that all parties will be satisfied with such decision
    .


He turned for a moment to the Cardinals, and looked again to the Duke of Styria.

    Do you have something to say ?


Was he not merciful ?
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Ranian
A guard entered the throne room, interrupting the moment of silence that was created after the Emperor had spoken and had turned to Cardinals present. Ranian looked just the young guard, which became red face and apologized for having stopped, then came up to her for sussurrarle the ear of people at the entrance of the Palace. The woman nodded to his every word then looked to the Emperor

Majesty! Sorry if I interrupt, but I have to tell you one important thing

Marshall came to the throne and spoke in low tones so that his words could be heard only by his Majesty


At the entrance to the Imperial Palace, the guard tells me that some people were apparently from Graz, the guard says they are clergymen, and that the highest office, His Eminence Giulio Antonio Santoro, this is the name that he said to the guard, asking to speak with you
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Laella
Ich verbeugte mich und sprach

Eure Majestät! Ich bedanke mich im Namen meiner Brüder und Schwestern für Eure Worte. Der Wunsch der aristotelischen Kirche geht vorallem dahin, dass dort auch die wahre aristotelische Kirche als Staatsreligion etabliert wird und nicht die schismatische Gruppe von reformierten. Der Herzog hatte damals per Dekret dies als Staatsreligion der Steiermark ausgerufen, was in unseren Augen nicht nur eine Beleidigung an die Mutter Kirche selbst ist, sondern auch in unseren Augen an Verrat Euch gegenüber. Denn schließlich habt Ihr unter Zeuge Gottes den Eid abgelegt und Euer Vasall, der Herzog, ändert in seiner Provinz die Staatskirche und geht einen anderen Weg ein. Kann man da denn überhaupt davon ausgehen, dass der Eid des Herzogs an Euch, welcher auch vor Gottes Augen geführt hatte, nicht schon eine Lüge war? Verzeiht bitte meine offenen Worte. Man sagte mir schon immer nach, dass mein Geschick, Diplomatie zu führen, etwas unvorteilhaft, meist für mich selbsst ist. Aber ich bin nun einmal eine Frau, die offen heraus genau das sagt, was sie auch denkt und dies ohne Umspielung.

Um es abzukürzen, wird die heilige aristotelische Kirche wieder die offizielle Staatsreligion im Herzogtum der Steiermark oder soll die blasphemische Kirche, welche vor Monaten durch Rom aberkannt und verboten wurde, weiterhin in den Winkeln der Steiermark bestehen bleiben. Dann fürchte ich, werden wir wohl in einiger Zeit uns hier wieder treffen werden.


Als die Wache vortrat und mit dem Kaiser sprach, hörte ich zu und sprach

Eure Majestät! Die aristotelische Kirche besitzt keinen Kardinal mit diesen Namen. Es muss scheinbar eine verwirrte Person dieser schismatischen Kirche sein. Schon die Bezeichnung Eminenz ist eine Beleidigung der wahren Kirche.

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I bowed and said


Your Majesty! I thank you on behalf of my brothers and sisters, for your words. The desire of the Aristotelian Church is especially meaning that there also the true Aristotelian Church is established as the state religion and not schismatic group of reformed. The Duke was then proclaimed by decree as the state religion of Styria, which is in our opinion not only an insult to the mother church, but also in our eyes on treason towards you. After all, you have to witness to God's oath and your vassal, the Duke changes his province in the church and state is a different path. Can one because ever assume that the oath of the Duke of you, who had also performed before the eyes of God, had not been a lie? Please forgive my frank words. It has always been said to me that my destiny to conduct diplomacy, somewhat unfavorable, generally is selbsst for me. But I'm a woman once who frankly says exactly what she thinks and also this without embellishment.

To shorten it, the holy Aristotelian Church is again the official state religion in the Duchy of Styria or blasphemous to the church, which was revoked and banned months ago by Rome, continue to exist in the corners of Styria. Then I'm afraid we will probably meet us again in some time.


When the guard stepped forward and spoke to the emperor, I listened and spoke

Your Majesty! The Aristotelian Church has no cardinal with that name. There must be a confused person apparently this schismatic church. Even the term eminence is an insult to the true Church.
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Ysabet
Monday, the 31th of July 1461

Ysabet entered the throne room after the guard, who had let her here.
She bowed first before the emperor and then before the Cardinal, his Eminence Edoardo Borromeo Galli, who was already here. She had never seen the emperor before. His coronation had been to far away and she usually stayed away from politics, but she had to admit that he was a impressive character. She knew the Cardinal by sight. She had seen him in the Nuntiature and the Inquisition from afar.
Ysabet placed hereself besides the Cardinal and decided to wait what would happen.
Shortly afterwards the vice-primate of the germanspeaking territories, Madleen Johanna of Schenkenbach, entered the room with her life guards and immediately began to speak to the emperor. Regarding to her words she had tried to talk to the emperor about the problems. That was good to know. So there had been things done other than what she had tried to do with the inquisition.
The emperor began to speak to the three of them. The nun listened carefully. She felt uncomfortable that the emperor called her Eminence since she wasn´t a cardinal and not even a bishop. It wasn´t a titel, which was due to her, but she didn´t dare to correct the emperor.
She was relieved that the emperor seemed to take it seriously and wanted to work together with the church.
Shortly afterwards she saw that the duke of Styria, Adam Fugger was let in the throne room by guards. He knelt before the throne and had surprisingly Graufang Fugger with him.
She didn´t want to look at or think about Adam Fugger and turned her eyes back to the emperor. He spoke to the duke now. Ysabet hadn´t known any of the things the emperor talked about due to her less interest in politics and she promised herself to trace politics more seriously in future.
The emperor talked about attacks on clerics of the holy roman church. So the rumors had been true! Clerics had been captured by the schismatic church. If Abendlicht had been among them? She hoped they had not been seriously hurt.
The emperor spoke about crusade, which meant he would support the church. Ysabet highly doubted that it would give a second crusade that soon even if she could obtain a excommunication for the heretics of the schismatic church after a trial, but it was a good sign, a sign of hope and of mutual strength.
Immediately after the emperor had finished Madleen Johanna of Schenkenbach spoke again to him.
Ysabet didn´t knew if she would have had the courage to do so. The emperor certainly had been informed about the situation in Styria by his eminence Egal. Ysabet for sure wasn´t certain what should be done. Was there a way to save Adam Fugger and his family? Not through accusations, she feared. It was a complicated situation. Complicated indeed.
Surprised she listened to the guard. Adam had brought more of his minions, of his schismatic clerics? Why would he do that? To impress all those present? To defend himself and his church?
The vice-primate also said something to this matter and she agreed that it was an insult, but if she was unhappy that this man called himself Eminence she could also have said something about the fact that neither she nor Ysabet were Cardinals. It wasn´t right as well to call them Eminence, Ysabet thought.

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Graufang
31. Juli 1461

The old listened to the voice of the emperor, the voice of unknown and heresy. Did the emperor even know the things going on between styria and austira? Did he ever listened to both sides? He just hear the word "feud" and the fear of being incapable to rule his empire, strikes his heart.
This man must be obsessed of the creature without a name, if he judges, without knowing over which kind of things he's pronouncing a judgment. But the old cleric remains silently. Only his hand is finding Adams shoulder. He never will let him alone. But it's up to Adam to make a choice. A choice between the devil and the deep blue sea. But if the empire wants a crusade, they will get one. Haven't they waged a war against the french king? And haven't they dressed this war up as a crusade? Well, maybe this will be the attempted way of the empire to get rid of Adam and the nobles of styria. But they will fail as they failed in france. If they want to shed blood, they will drown themselves in their own blood. - The righteous will allways remain victorious under the protection of the Lord!
Graufang smiles as he hears the name of Santorio. If God would have a bloodhound, it would be Santorio. It's easy to get lost in the darkness but Giulio Antonio Santorio is the lighthouse to the righteous and the flame of damnation to the heretics...
Graufang begins to laugh as he hears Laellas words but inside his heart he feels the anger start to rise.
"I see the heretics shiver in fear. Or tell me why the church has to place her own things in the hands of the earthly emperor? Is rome too weak to take care of the religious things by herself? Is the eagle now circling above the cross? Or why is the man, which received the crown from the hands of the church, now asked to make decisions for the church?" Is there a need for more evidence to bare the blasphemy of the roman church? "And you're talking about a ban. - That is only half the truth.
Rome never talked to me when I was seeking friendship. But for years you and your follower remain silent. - For years! Not months! No one took care of what was happening in styria and the people there or if there is a new church forming. By the way, I founded the church as I was living in the german kingdom, if you remember. That's much more than three years ago. But as the reformed church grows, rome is showing some kind of interest. A bit late, don't you think? And we are not schismatics, because we never were part of rome. - That's the absolute truth! And now you should go and do a penance for your insolent lies!
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July, 31, 1461

Der alte hörte auf die Stimme des Kaisers, die Stimme der Unwissenheit und der Ketzerei. Hat der Kaiser eine Ahung, wie die Dinge zwischen der Steiermark und Österreich sind? Hat er jemals auf beide Seiten gehört? Er hört nur "Fehde" und die Angst vor der Unfähigkeit, sein Reich zu regieren, fährt ihm ins Herz.
Dieser Mann muss der Kreatur ohne Namen besessen zu sein, wenn er richtet ohne zu wissen, über was genau er sein Urteil spricht. Doch der alte Geistliche bleibt stumm. Nur die Hand legt sich auf Adams Schulter. Der Patriarch lässt den Herzog nicht alleine. Allerdings ist es nun an Adam, eine Wahl zu treffen. Die Wahl zwischen Pest und Cholera, wie es scheint. - Doch wenn das Reich einen Kreuzzug will, werden sie einen Kreuzzug bekommen. Haben sie nicht bereits einen Krieg gegen den französischen König begonnen? Und haben sie diesen Krieg nicht als Kreuzzug getarnt? Nun, vielleicht ist dies die Art und Weise, wie das Reich veruchen will, Adam und den steirischen Adel loszuwerden. Aber sie werden nur eine Niederlage finden, wie sie sie in Frankreich bereits gefunden haben. Und wenn sie Blut vergießen wollen, werden sie in ihrem eigenen Blut ertrinken. - Die Gerechten werden immer siegreich bleiben unter dem Schutz des Herrn!
Graufang lächelt, als er den Namen des Santorios hört. Wenn Gott einen Bluthund hätte, würde es wohl Santorio sein. Es ist leicht, sich in der Dunkelheit zu verirren, aber Giulio Antonio Santorio ist der Leuchtturm für die Gerechten und die Flamme der Verdammnis für die Ketzer...
Graufang beginnt zu lachen, als er Laellas Worte hört, aber in seinem Herzen fühlt er, wie die Wut zu steigen beginnen.
"Ich sehe die Ketzer vor Angst zittern. Oder sagt mir, warum die Kirche ihre eigenen Angelegenheiten in den Händen des irdischen Kaisers legen will? Ist Rom zu schwach, um sich selbst um die religiösen Dinge zu kümmern? Schwebt der Adler nun breits über dem Kreuz? Oder warum ist der Mann, der die Krone aus den Händen der Kirche empfangen hat, nun aufgefordert, Entscheidungen für die Kirche zu treffen? "Gibt es eine Notwendigkeit für mehr Beweise, um die Lästerung der römischen Kirche zu entblößen? "Und Ihr sprecht über eine Abererkennung. - Das ist jedoch nur die halbe Wahrheit.
Rom hat nie mit mir gesprochen, als ich Freundschaft suchte. Seit Jahren habt Ihr und Eure Anhänger geschwiegen. - Seit Jahren! Nicht seit Monaten! Niemand kümmerte sich um das, was in der Steiermark passierte und niemand um die Menschen dort, oder ob sich eine neue Kirche bildet. Übrigens, gründete ich die Kirche bereits, als ich noch im Deutsch Reich lebte, wenn Ihr Euch so weit zurückerinnern könnt. Das ist nun weit länger als drei Jahre her. Aber nun, da die reformierte Kirche wächst, zeigt Rom eine Art des Interesses. Ein bisschen spät, meint Ihr nicht? Und wir sind keine Schismatiker, denn wir waren nie Teil von Rom. - Das ist die absolute Wahrheit! Und jetzt solltet Ihr gehen und Buße für Eure unverschämten Lügen ableisten!
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Egal
He's a fraud, I've nothing different to say about the person at the door. told His Eminence Borromeo Galli
And all this heretic religion, a Reformed emptiness, far away from the Grace of the Almighty, but able to harm many peaceful regular clerics, who had the only fault to remain loyal to His Holyness the Pope.
We should be clear that we hadn't received any attempt to debate about this "schism", but we found it had yet been done, and we think it shouldn't be a duty of the Aristotelian Roman Church to run after such people, but we're open to accept any sign of repentance and penance and forgive our Brothers if they ask for it.

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H. Em. Edoardo Borromeo Galli, Plenipotentiary Prelate, Roman Cardinal and Metropolitan Archbishop of Milan,
Imperial Religious Advisor, Missus Inquisitionis and Exorcist
Adam
31. Juli 1461

Dass die Entscheidung des Kaisers nicht in des Herzogs Sinne ausfallen würde, lag auf der Hand – zu offensichtlich war gewesen, wem der Kaiser Glauben schenkte und wem nicht. Und so, wie man ein Bild nicht in seiner ganzen Schönheit erfassen konnte, wenn man es nur aus einem Blickwinkel betrachtete, so blieb dem Kaiser die Wahrheit verborgen, die nicht in Gänze in dem steckte, was Adam ihm erzählte hatte, aber auch nicht in dem, was andere ihm eingeflüstert hatten.
Dennoch – der Herzog der Steiermark hatte mit weitaus Schlimmeren gerechnet.
Geld interessierte ihn herzlich wenig, sofern genügend in der Provinzkasse vorhanden war und die Bedingung bezüglich der Priester….. Wenn er sie von seinem Grund und Boden verbannte, waren sie sicher vor Erpressung und Missbrauch und ihre Sicherheit war gewährleistet. Sein Blick pendelte zu Graufang. Trotz der Entscheidung, die sich gegen ihn richtete, hatte der Alte Grund zu triumphieren, schließlich sprach sich der Kaiser gleichzeitig für etwas anderes aus: Für die reformierte aristotelische Kirche, die er nicht ablehnte.

Ob er etwas zu sagen hatte? Natürlich. Aber erst einmal redeten alle anderen, denen der Kaiser nicht das Wort erteilt hatte, weshalb Adam schwieg, um anschließend Gehör zu finden.
Ihr spracht von einem Eid.“ Der Herzog blickte in Richtung des Weibes, die den Mund diesbezüglich so voll genommen hatte. Ein Mundwinkel hob sich. Dann sah er zum Kaiser. „Eure Kaiserliche Majestät, Euren Eid, den Ihr bei Eurer Krönung gesprochen habt – Ihr erinnert Euch sicherlich an die Worte? Würdet Ihr sie wiederholen?“ Ansonsten würde Adam es für ihn tun.

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31. July 1461

That the emperor’s decision would not derive the duke pleasures was obvious – too evident had been, whom the Emperor gave faith and who does not. And the way you cannot see a picture in all its beauty when you looked at it only from one point of view, so the emperor could not see the whole truth, which Adam hadn’t told him entirely, but neither another one.
Nevertheless - the Duke of Styria had expected much worse.
Money was not in his interest, if enough of it was available in the cash of the province – and the condition relating to the priest…. If he would banish them from his land, they were safe from exactions and abuse and their security was guaranteed. Adam saw to Graufang. In spite of the decision, which was against him, the old man had reason to triumph, finally, the Emperor spoke for something else simultaneously: For the Reformed Aristotle Church, which he did not refuse.

If he had something to say? Of course. But once all the others, to whom the emperor had not given the floor, talked. Therefore - Adam was silent, to be heard then. "You were talking about an oath." The Duke looked towards to the woman who had talk too big about the oath. Adam smiled. Then he looked to the emperor. "Your Imperial Majesty, your oath which you have spoken at your coronation - you surely you remember the words? Would you repeat it? "Otherwise, Adam would do it for him.
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Laella
Ich schüttelte den Kopf bei den Worten dieser fehlgeleiteten.

Unsere Aushänge waren schon immer für die Öffentlichkeit einsehbar, wenn man die Augen davor nicht verschlossen hat. Die Kirche kann ja scheinbar nicht mit euch reden, denn sonst würde man nicht der Häresie angeklagt werden. Und da der weltliche Faktor eine Rolle spielt, haben wir uns an den Kaiser gewendet, ehe Rom darüber beraten hätte, ob nicht die kirchlichen Truppen in die Steiermark gesendet werden sollten. Denn scheinbar habt ihr die weltliche Macht ja mit einbezogen und diese auch nun gegen die wahre Kirche gezeigt. Und zum Wohle der Menschen in der Steiermark sowie der Leben unschuldiger Soldaten, die dabei ihr Leben gelassen hätten, haben wir uns entschieden den Schritt zu gehen und Seine Majestät, den Lehnsherren zu bitten, schließlich hat er ja die Macht über die weltliche Ebene der Steiermark. Was Euch und Euren Fehlgeleiteten Wahnsinn angeht, Graufang, so wird sich GOTT Euch annehmen und auf den Mond verbannen für Eure Taten.

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I shook my head at the words of these misguided.

Our figurehead were always visible to the public, if you have not closed their eyes to. The Church can not even seem to talk to you, because otherwise you would not be accused of heresy. And since the secular factor plays a role, we turned to the Emperor, before Rome had discussed whether the church not troops should be sent to Styria. Because apparently you have the secular power so involved and these also now shown against the true Church. And for the benefit of people in Styria and the lives of innocent soldiers who have lost their lives while, we decided to take the step and to ask His Majesty the lords, finally he has the power over the secular level of Styria . As you and your misguided madness, Graufang, so God will accept you and banish to the moon for your deeds.
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