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Marci seems to have been torn four ways in his professional career between
the Protestant German princes to the
north, the Jesuits, the Bohemian Holy Roman Emperor, and the Pope to
the south. Count George (Jaroslav) Adam de Martinitz was certainly one of
Marci's more colorful acquaintances.
Johannes Marcus Marci' makes reference to "Illustriss[im]is Comitibus
de Martinitz"
in 1640 Letter to Athansius Kircher:
Open Word doc for a 'translation' of Marci's Letter:
http://www.sphynx.demon.co.uk/Marci_Kircher_1640.doc
Aliases:
Count George (Jaroslav/w) Adam de Martinitz: (Hradschin)
Jaroslav Borzita Graf von Martinicz Jaroslav Borsita Graf von Martinitz wurde am 6. Januar 1582 Jaroslav Borsita von Martinitz wurde am 6. Januar 1582 (1582 - 1649) Giorgio Adamo conte di Martinitz
Ambassador Martinitz in Rome:
http://www.pignatelliorg/innocenzoXII.htm Defenestration of Prague: (A time to fly, May 23, 1618)
http://assets.cambridge.org/052182/0170/sample/0521820170WS.pdf Martinitz instrumental in the outbreak of the Thirty Years War:
Italian reference to Martinitz:
http://www.padremarco.it/biografia-cap7.html Martinitz's Signature:
http://private.addcom.de/koniarek/unterschriften/martinitz.jpg Miscellaneous:
http://www.studylight.org/his/ad/hcc/view.cgi?book=1&chapter=9
http://indiaeng.com/L4-WebChurches/List%20of%20Popes/201-250/243-Innocent-XII.htm Regards,
Dana Scott
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