Declaration or denouncing of war

yVhizh &Mltan-MahoMet^ the prefent Emperor
of the Ttirki, ient to the Emperor of (^errnany.
Dated Adarch z')'i 168 3. from AdritifiOple )^ af¬
ter the Baron Saphonara tho. Emperor s Ambaf-
fador had his l-aft st/#udietlce of theiPrince ^/V/ef
.Iwherein the faid yfmbaiTador could not com pi y
to the Extravagant Demands of the Turk *
which caufed the faid Grand Seignior to trans-
mittthe fame tohis Imperial Majefty^ which is%
fai thfuTtyTranTferect-uEic vVHitJrddpttchy brought ^
(n>er^theiaflFoyrai^^a^}$i, ■
AHOMET the fourth J>on of Eiriperor^ and df the
Famous and Rcnowiied God, Fmpcrot of the Tftrl^f
King of Greece, tedtedaway M$daviay Samaria* mi
High a, iCing of great arid lefler JEgypt, Kingofail the Inha¬
bitants of the E^th, and Erinri?-t>f the Earthly Paradice iac-
knowledged Prince and Son of Mabotriet, prcfcrver of the
Cities of Hnngaria, Pofleflbr of the Sepulchre of your God^
Lord of all the^Empcrors of the World ^ from .the fifing of
the Sun, to the going down thereof.* King of all Kings, Lord
of jdhe Tree of Life, Conqueror of the Melonian Heglcy, and
the City the great ferfecutor of the Ghriftians and all
wicked people, joy of the florifliiug World, Commander and
Guardian of your Crucified God, Ldrd of rhe multitude of the
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