doi:10.7916/d8-4vqf-9m46Summaria declaratio bulle indulgentia[rum] sacratissima[rum] / quas su[m]mus po[n]tifex ordinauit debet publicari in Germanie. Dacie. Suecie. Noruegie. Frisie. Prussie. omnibus[que] [et] singulis illaru[m] [pro]uincijs ciuitatib[us] terris et locis etia[m] sacro Roman[o] Imperio in ipsa germania subiectis ac eis adiace[n]tib[us] [pro] expedic[i]one qua[m] inte[n]dit facere [con]tra [per]fidissimos et rabidos Thurcos. Qua[rum] indulgentia[rum] gratia[rum] et facultatu[m]. Idem sum[m]us po[n]tifex dedit co[m]missione[m] Reuere[n]dissimo in [Christo] patri et D[omi]no D[omi]no Raymundo miserac[i]one diuina [et] cum] sancte Marie noue sancte Roman[e] ecc[les]ie [pre]sbytero Cardinali Gurcen[ni] ad dictas [pro]uincias apostolice sedis de latere legatoCatholic Church. Pope (1492-1503 : Alexander VI)pamphletstextBulls, PapalIndulgencesCrusade bullsPrinted by Gutenburg’s associate Peter Schöffer, possibly for one of the more successful indulgence sellers, Raymond Peraudi. The document enumerates a variety of indulgences available for those who would support a crusade against the Ottoman Empire, which at that point reached well into the Balkan Peninsula to the frontier of the Holy Roman Empire and Luther’s Germany.