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Dated “End of February in the year1667 after the "hijra" of the Immaculate Christ,” and it is from al-Drāwī in Florence to Mandes in Naples. Al-Drāwī has not heard from Mandes and so repeats his request for help.
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This is the longest letter but the least clear in its content. In Italian, it is addressed to the Jesuit College in Messina, to be given to the “Figlio del Re de fies.” This is the college where Mandes stayed from October 1657 to September 1661, so the letter, undated, must belong to these years.
He has now converted, adopting the name Ferdinand Medici.
 

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Recipient Balthasar Loyola Mandes
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Source APUG, Ms. 1060-01, f. 123r-124v
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Transcription 123r 123v 124r 124v
Abstract This is the longest letter but the least clear in its content. In Italian, it is addressed to the Jesuit College in Messina, to be given to the “Figlio del Re de fies.” This is the college where Mandes stayed from October 1657 to September 1661, so the letter, undated, must belong to these years.
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