Reqveste aen mijnvrouwe de hertoginne vā Parme [...] by den heeren ende den edelen van tschie lant gepresenteert, mitsgaders de antwoorde en̄ replicque. / Translated from the French into Dutch by M.I.L
Remōstrance ofte vertoogh aen den grootmachtigen coninck van Spaengē &c. op de requeste byden edeldom der co. M. erfnederlandē den 5. april 1565. aen mijn vrouwe de hertoginne van Parme regēte &. gepresenteert. / Translated from the French into Dutch by M.I.L
Remonstrance, oft vertoogh an den grootmachtigē coninck van Spaengien &c. op die requeste by den eedeldom der co. M. erfnederlanden, den 5. april 1565. aen mijn vrouwe die hertoginne van Parme regente &c. ghepresenteert. / Translated from the French into Dutch by M.I.L
Requeste aen mijn vrouwe dhertoginne van Perme, Plasance. &c. reghente ende gouuernante van sconincx ons G. heeren Nederlanden, bi den heeren den edelen van tselue lant ghepresenteert. / Translated from the French into Dutch by M.I.L
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