Camillo Borghese, paul v (1552-1621) Pope in 1605. Handwritten bull in his name, Rome at San Marco, August 13, 1605, first year of his pontificate; vellum, broadside (24 x 37.5 cm), ornate initials and swashes on the first line (the seal is missing); in Latin. The pope invites the bishop of Perugia to grant a dispensation in marriage to Hieronimus Rosate, a layman, and Marine Petri, from the diocese of Perugia. Among the ten signatures of chancellery at the bottom of the document, we note that of C. Pamphilius (Camillo Pamphili). Attached is a writ of the same name, Rome to St. Peter's, December 19, 1606; oblong vellum in-fol. (24,5 x 42,5 cm). Concession of a privileged altar, under the invocation of Saint Anthony, granted to the convent of the Carmelites of Calatayud, diocese of Tarazona. Signature of the future cardinal Scipione Cobelluzzi "Scipio Cobellutius" (1564-1626, he will be librarian of the Vatican).