Papal bulls, Clement VI

Two Papal Bulls and epistles relating to the request of the decree. Clement VII allows two cousins, Antonio de Herrera (son of Guero de Herrera and son of Ana de Mercado) and Barbara de Herrera, to wed. All of the documents are sewn together with a white thread that feeds into each hole at a sharp angle. The first document is a rather modern Spanish description of the contents of the document, in cursive, in dark brown ink. It is made of paper and creates the front and back page of the grouping. The verso of the first page is blank. The sheet that serves as the back cover of the document contains another summary of the document in Spanish, and its verso is blank. The second document is a single page of paper, in cursive, in dark brown ink, in Spanish. It contains three paragraphs, followed by a signature, and a fourth paragraph (a postscript) with the same signature after it. The recto is blank. The third document is a half sheet of paper, written in cursive in dark brown ink with at least one signature. Writing on both sides. The fourth document is a half sheet of paper in cursive in dark brown ink with two signatures at the bottom. The recto is blank. The fifth document contains cursive in dark brown ink with two signatures on paper. The folio is a full page, but the writing consumes only the top half. The sixth document is in cursive in dark brown ink, 3/4 of a page of paper, and contains three signatures. The verso is blank. The seventh document is a papal bull on parchment in Gothic hand, with dark brown ink. Latin. Metal point ruling. A (tin?) metal bulla in the shaped like an eye is attached through two holes by means of a thick brown twine. The eighth document is another papal bull in black ink on parchment with metal point ruling. The bulla of this document is also metal and in the shaped like an eye. This metal bulla looks like a box with no lid, whereas the one attached to the seventh document is flat and lid-like. The twine attaching the bulla is finely braided.