Philip the Handsome (English Wikipedia)

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Some secondary sources reference both dates. However, in his biography of Philip, Jean-Marie Cauchies [fr] refers only to the June date. He uses as evidence a letter dated 23 June 1478 that was sent by Mary's physicians to inform Maximilian of the birth the day before. Cauchies also refers to the baptism a week later, on 29 June.^[4] Steven Thiry shows that official court historiographer Jean Molinet supports the June date.^[5]

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