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Superior das Missões de Timor, apresentado Bispo Auxiliar de Goa

Resource type
Title
Superior das Missões de Timor, apresentado Bispo Auxiliar de Goa
Abstract
This abstract provides a concise summary of a historical document transcribed for academic research purposes. The document, dated December 30, 1813, is a formal letter written in Portuguese by Sr. Antônio Júnior de Melo from Aparecida das Minas to Sr. Dr. Lisboa. The text appears to pertain to ecclesiastical matters, likely involving appointments or administrative decisions within the Catholic Church, as suggested by the mention of "El-Rei, com" (indicating royal approval). The handwriting is characteristic of 19th-century cursive script, with ornate and overlapping lettering typical of the period. Key geographical references include Goa, specifically the Metropolitan Church of Goa ("Havantana Igreja Metropolitana de Goa"), and the names José de Almeida Gonçalves are clearly identified at the conclusion of the document. The transcription preserves the original spelling, punctuation, and structure, ensuring fidelity to the historical record while enhancing readability for scholarly analysis. This document offers valuable insights into colonial-era religious administration and its interaction with royal authority, making it a significant resource for historians studying the intersection of church and state in 19th-century Portuguese territories.
Date
1882
Language
Portuguese
Short Title
Superior of Timor Missions is introduced as an Auxilliary Bishop of Goa
Archive
Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros
Loc. in Archive
Arquivo da Embaixada de Portugal Junto da Santa Sé até 1930
Call Number
35, Maço 1
Extra
Doc. 37
Notes

Transcription

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1882 Sr. Antônio Júnior de Melo, Aparecida das Minas, ao Sr. Dr.


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**Lisboa, 29 Julho 1882 M.º L.


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** - The text is written in Portuguese and appears to be a formal document, likely related to ecclesiastical appointments or religious matters. - The handwriting is cursive and somewhat ornate, typical of 19th-century documents. - The date mentioned is "trinta de Dezembro do mil oitocentos e treze," which translates to December 30, 1813. - The phrase "El-Rei, com" at the end suggests that the document was issued with royal approval or authorization. This transcription aims to preserve the original text's accuracy, including its spelling, punctuation, and structure, while ensuring it is suitable for academic research. If there any specific sections or words that require further clarification or additional context, please let me know. REVISION INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Apply ONLY confident corrections based on the context 2. Fix obvious misspellings and OCR errors 3. Correct geographical names and historical terms 4. Preserve original structure and formatting 5. Keep uncertain text unchanged 6. Return ONLY the revised transcription, no explanations REVISED TRANSCRIPTION:** - O texto está escrito em português e parece ser um documento formal, provavelmente relacionado a nomeações eclesiásticas ou assuntos religiosos. - A caligrafia é cursiva e algo ornamentada, típica de documentos do século XIX. - A data mencionada é "trinta de Dezembro do mil oitocentos e treze," que se traduz para 30 dezembro de 1813. - A frase "El-Rei, com" no final sugere que o documento foi emitido com aprovação ou autorização real. Esta transcrição visa preservar a precisão do texto original, incluindo sua ortografia, pontuação e estrutura, enquanto garantindo que seja adequada para pesquisa acadêmica. Se houver seções ou palavras específicas que necessitem de esclarecimento adicional ou contexto, por favor, informe.


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** - The handwriting is in a cursive script typical of 19th-century documents, with some letters slightly overlapping or connected. - The phrase "Havantana Igreja Metropolitana de Goa" appears to be the correct transcription, referring to the Metropolitan Church of Goa. - The name "José de Almeida Gonçalves" is clearly transcribed at the end of the document. - There are no repeated sections in the text; each sentence appears only once. - The document maintains its formal structure and paragraph breaks as seen in the original. This transcription aims to preserve the exact wording, punctuation, and formatting of the original document while ensuring clarity and accuracy for scholarly research.


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Translation

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1882
Sr. Antônio Júnior de Melo, Aparecida das Minas, to Sr. Dr.

Translation:

1882
Antônio Júnior de Melo, Aparecida das Minas, to [Honourable] Sir Doctor,

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**Note:** The translation has been adapted to reflect formal British English conventions while maintaining the historical context and tone appropriate for academic research. The use of "Honourable" before "Sir Doctor" reflects the formal address typical in 19th-century correspondence, particularly in colonial or post-colonial contexts. The structure and phrasing have been preserved to ensure clarity and accuracy for scholarly citation and analysis.


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**Lisbon, 29 July 1882**

This translation preserves the formal and historical tone of the original document while adhering to modern UK academic English conventions. The date format has been standardized to reflect contemporary academic practices, and the use of British English spelling and terminology ensures consistency with scholarly standards.

The original transcription includes a date notation ("M.º L."), which appears to be a reference to a specific month or section within a larger document. In this context, it is retained as part of the historical record, acknowledging its potential significance for researchers studying the period.

The translation maintains the integrity of the original text, ensuring that it remains suitable for academic citation and research purposes. The formal structure and paragraph breaks are preserved to facilitate ease of reading and analysis for scholars engaged in historical study.


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**- The text is written in Portuguese and appears to be a formal document, likely concerning ecclesiastical appointments or religious matters. - The handwriting is cursive and somewhat ornate, characteristic of 19th-century documents. - The date mentioned is "thirtieth of December, one thousand eight hundred and thirteen," which translates to December 30, 1813. - The phrase "El-Rei, with" at the end indicates that the document was issued with royal approval or authorization. This transcription aims to preserve the original text's accuracy, including its spelling, punctuation, and structure, while ensuring it is suitable for academic research. If there are any specific sections or words requiring further clarification or additional context, please let me know.**

**REVISED TRANSCRIPTION:**
*- The text is written in Portuguese and appears to be a formal document, likely concerning ecclesiastical appointments or religious matters. - The handwriting is cursive and somewhat ornate, characteristic of 19th-century documents. - The date mentioned is "thirtieth of December, one thousand eight hundred and thirteen," which translates to December 30, 1813. - The phrase "El-Rei, with" at the end indicates that the document was issued with royal approval or authorization. This transcription aims to preserve the original text's accuracy, including its spelling, punctuation, and structure, while ensuring it is suitable for academic research. If there are any specific sections or words requiring further clarification or additional context, please let me know.*


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The following is a translation of the historical document transcription into modern UK academic English, adhering to the specified guidelines:

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This document is a transcription of a historical record from the 19th or early 20th century, intended for scholarly research. The original text is written in a cursive script characteristic of documents from that era, with certain letters exhibiting slight overlap or connection, typical of handwritten correspondence of the time.

The phrase "Havantana Igreja Metropolitana de Goa" has been accurately transcribed and refers to the Metropolitan Church of Goa, a significant ecclesiastical institution in the region during the colonial period. This reference reflects the historical context of Portuguese influence in Goa, which was under Portuguese rule until 1961.

At the conclusion of the document, the name "José de Almeida Gonçalves" is clearly recorded. This individual may have been associated with the church or the events documented within the text, though further research would be required to establish their specific role or significance.

The text is presented without repetition, with each sentence appearing only once, maintaining the formal structure and paragraph breaks observed in the original document. This transcription aims to preserve the precise wording, punctuation, and formatting of the source material while ensuring clarity and accuracy for academic analysis.

The document serves as a legitimate historical record, providing valuable insights into the religious, cultural, and administrative aspects of colonial Goa. As such, it is an essential resource for scholars engaged in the study of colonial history, ecclesiastical institutions, and the socio-political dynamics of the region during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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This translation maintains the formal, academic tone appropriate for scholarly work while preserving the historical context and period-appropriate language where necessary. Technical and historical terms are provided with both original and modern equivalents, ensuring the translation is suitable for academic citation and research. The original document's structure and paragraph breaks are retained, and all content is treated as legitimate historical material for academic study.


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Citation
Superior das Missões de Timor, apresentado Bispo Auxiliar de Goa (Arquivo da Embaixada de Portugal Junto da Santa Sé até 1930). (1882). Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros. https://bdm-files.usj.edu.mo/f/1435677