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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A15443	A true discourse of the assault committed vpon the person of the most noble prince, William Prince of Orange, Countie of Nassau, Marquesse de la Vere &c. by Iohn Iauregui Spaniarde With the true copies of the writings, examinations, depositions, and letters of sundrie offenders in that vile and diuelish atempte. Faithfullye translated out of the Frenche copie printed at Antwerp by Christopher Plantin. Anno 1582.	Jáuregui y Aguilar, Juan de, 1583-1641.	1582 (1582)	STC 25713; ESTC S101858	36,486	96

Ysunca Done in the Prison of this tovvne of Antwerpe the 20. of March 1582. in the presence of my Lorde the Marcgraue Godfrey Montens Iames Zuerius and Lewes Blommart shirifes of the said towne ANthony de Venero prisoner the sonne of Iohn a Spaniard born in Bilbao in Biscay of the age of ninetene or twenty yeres kéeper of the booke of accompts of Iasper of Annastro a marchaunt and Spaniard borne saith that he hath dwelt with the sayd Annastro aboue two yeares Being asked whether he knew who writ a certaine paper or remembraunce which was there shewed to the sayde Anthonie which bill was founde about the dead bodie of him who the Sunday before had discharged a dagge against the person of his excellencie the Prince of Orange which bill beganne Our Lorde Iesus Christ c. He saith that I. Iaureguy writ it with his own hāde Being demaunded what that Iohn Iaureguy is He saith he is a Spaniard of Bilbao in Biscay the coosin of Peter of Orosco marchaunt Spaniard borne remaining at Bruges which Iohn came about the moneth of Iuly last past to dwel which the said Annastro where hitherto he hath bin emploied in copying the letters of the sayd Annastro and in whatsoeuer else he commaunded him The dead corps being shewed to the sayd deponent and he asked whether it were the aforesayd Iohn Iaureguy He sayth yea and that the sayd Iohn hauing the Sunday before heard Masse departed out of the house about eleuen of the clocke before noone after he had thrée or foure times gone out and in at the said house Being demaunded who penned the saide bill for the sayd Iohn he sayth that the saide bill should surely be of the penning of the said Annastro bicause the said Iohn was not of vnderstanding sufficient to haue done it Being demaunded whether he knew not the dagge which was shewed him wherewith the sayd Iaureguy wounded his excellencie He sayth that he hath séene the same dagge or the like of it aboue sixe monethes since in the house of the sayd Annastro who sent thrée others like the same into Spaine One to Don Ferdinand of Arieta an other to Don Diego of Alua and the third to Peter Lopes of Arieta but he knoweth not who made them how much they cost either who payed for them whether the sayd Annastro or his pursebearer Being demaunded from whence came or who made the gréene waxe candel vpon the nether ende whereof the signe of the Crosse was painted which the sayd Iaureguy bare vpō his naked bodie together with a quoine of the Sauiour and the image of our Ladie Marie all which was shewed to the sayd deponent he saith that it is one of the candels which vsually are giuen to pilgrimes when they visite the monasterie where the crucifixe of Burgos in Spaine doth stand and that the Iesuites made the image at Madrill but of whom the sayd Iaureguy had thē he wotteth not Being demaunded what were the last words that the said Iohn vsed vnto the sayd deponent He sayeth that the last time he spake with him he sayde vnto him that he was fully determined to execute and accomplish his enterprise considering he was alreadie shriuen wherefore it were good that the sayd deponent saued him selfe Wherevnto the sayde deponent aunswered that he wist not whether to goe or where to saue him selfe for that he stoode charged with his sayd master Annastros books and writings and therefore that according to his promise he woulde remaine with them Being demaunded to whom the sayde Iaureguy was shriuen he saith to a certaine Monke named father Antony Being demaunded whether the sayd father Anthony knew of their enterprise whē or by whom he saith that he this deponent neuer conferred with the sayd father Antonie neither knew that any other conferred with him either secretely nor openly except that the sayde Iohn Iaureguy tolde him that he had confessed him selfe to the sayd father Anthony had conferred with him of this matter whereunto Annastro Iaureguy and he she deponent were priuy and that he had absolued him Being demaunded whether he knewe whether the sayd Iasper Annastro or any other had framed the like practise against the person of the most noble Quéene of England or against the most noble Duke of Anjou sayth that he thinketh no. Being demaunded whether he knew the letter written frō Dunkirke the 16. of March the superscription and tenure whereof were red vnto him sayth yea and that Annastro wrote it with his owne hand Also that the other letter inclosed therein is of the same sort and likewise written by him Being demāded whether the letter written from Graueling the 17. of this moneth of March were wrote by the sayd Annastro he sayth yea and that all was done for the attayning to the execution of this enterprise as is euident by the contentes of the same Being demaūded whether the said Iaureguy had any house readye or any other meane to saue him selfe after the execution of this trespasse he sayth no but that he was fully resolued to die after he had broght this offence to passe for the sayd Annastro had so perswaded him to doe this déede that he séemed euen bewitched in suche wise as after he had hearde masse and broken his fast hauing drunke a good cuppe of Bastard he departed very chéerefully out of the house of the sayd Annastro Being demaunded what he was who being on horseback leading a spare horse sadled walked vp and downe before his excellencies Court at the same time that this déede was done he sayth that he knew nothing thereof also that fréely he would shew whatsoeuer he knewe considering that he hath alreadie declared vnto them matters of greater importance and that hereof especially he is ignorant The sayd Venero being willed to name and reueale all those whome he knewe or thought to be priuie to any thing cōcerning the sayde enterprise he sayeth that neither one nor other neither in the towne nor other where are able to speake any thing of his enterprise but him selfe this deponent Iaureguy Iasper of Annastro Iohn of Hūca and his sonne Peter of Hunca La Deposition de Antonio Venero la quelle de son propre mouuement il a faicte voluntairement escript soussignée de sa propre main YO Antonio de Venero vezino de Bilbao hijo de Iuan de Venero de edad de diez y nueue a veynte annos poco mas o menos assistente en la casay negocios del Gaspar de Annastro vezino de Vitoria desde veynte dias del mes de Enero del anno de 1580. hasta treze de Março de 1582. declaro lo seguiente que me ha accontescido con el dicho Gaspar de Annastro siendo pregunt ado dello del senor Mulgraue Burgomaestre y Esclaunineo desta villa de Anberes diziendo la verdad sobre iuramenta y sobre mi alma y mi cōscientia promettienno dezir toda la