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153. On the field between Lubienie Małe and Wielkie, on October 20, 1484, Paweł from Olesko, chamberlain of Lviv, demarcates the villages of Lubienie Małe and Wielkie at the request of the owners, Dziersław Wilczek from Boczów and Piotr from Borcze. Vol. 76 pp. 1165—1167.

154. In Lviv, on October 24, 1484, Casimir IV Jagiellon grants privileges to the church in Prussia. C. vol. 440, pp. 3421—3426.

155. In Koło, on February 21, 1485, Casimir Jagiellon ordered Spytek of Jarosław, voivode of Sandomir and starosta general of the Russian lands, to collect 2,000 zlotys from the bet. from Jan of Skąpe, castellan of Dobrzyń, regarding Zofia, wife of the voivode of Brzeg and starosta of Włocławek, Jan of Oporów. C. vol. 4 p. 633.

156. In Lviv, on August 15, 1485, Casimir Jagiellon founded the church of St. Catherine in Lviv. C. vol. 350 pages, 334.

157. In Lviv, on October 17, 1485, Casimir Jagiellończyk endowed the church in Tłumacz. C. vol. 397 pp. 1527—30.

158. In Szezebraeszyn, on February 1, 1486, Jan Amor from Tarnów, voivode of Krakow, and his wife Barbara endowed the church in Staremsiole. 0. bar 393 p. 984.

159. (In Lviv) after October 21, Gunter from Sieniawa, judge, and Jan from Wysokie,

subjudge, Lviv landowners testify that the king ordered to maintain in force the borders that Andrzej of Sprowa established between Zimnowoda and Lviv in a document issued in Lviv on September 12, 1461. C. vol. 334, page 645 (no dates. Gunter of Sieniawa was a judge in the years 1478-91 and Jan of Wysokie was a judge in 1455-86).

160. On March 12, 1487, Andrzej Jaczimierski, the heir of Eyczahów and Mała Horożana, gives his peasants the German law in Eyczahów and establishes the number of days of work and the amount of tribute. C. vol. 332 p. 457.

161. Between the villages of Zulicze and Lahodycze On May 5, 1488, Paweł of Olesko, heir of Złoczew, chamberlain of Lviv, divides the village of Zulicze from the village of Lahodycze, the estate of Jan of Bełżec. C. i. 4 pp. 317—518.

162. Between Hrodyłów and Chilczyce On May 5, 1488, Paweł from Olesko, heir of Zboczów, chamberlain of Lviv, divides the village of Hrodyłów from the village of Chilczyce, the estate of the brothers Ihnatek and Jacek. C. vol. 4, pp. 519—520.

163. In the field between Świerż, Bielany and Mirowice, on December 22, 1488, Dziersław of Sraogorzewo, starosta of Radom, commissioner of J. K. M., settles a dispute between Jakób of Żychlin, custodian of the church of St. Mary in Sandomierz, owner of Wielki Świerż, and Klemens, owner of Bielany, Mały Świerż and Mirów, regarding the boundaries of these estates. 0. bar 393 p. 547.

164. In Radom, on September 2, 1491, Casimir Jagiellończyk confirms the privilege of Władysław Jagiełło issued in Lviv on April 3, 1415 to Armenians belonging to the parish of St. John in Lviv, as well as documents: 1. Jan of Czyżów from February 14, 1442, 2. Piotr Odrowąż from November 9, 1445, 3. Rafał from Jarosław from February 19, 1478, regarding the subjects of the dean of Lviv. C. vol. 390, pp. 610—617 and vol. 610, pp. 1816—23.

165. In Vilnius, on April 15, 1492, Casimir Jagiellończyk grants Stanisław Wilczek of Lubień the coast of the villages and royal estates of Czuezenosy, Czerlany, Małkowice, in the Gródek district, with the right to fish and the obligation to maintain the dikes. Vol. 76 pp. 254 - 257.

166. In Radom, Września, Casimir Jagiellończyk allows Leonard, the tenant king. the village of Łoszniowa to transfer their sum of PLN 300. in this village secured for her daughter as a dowry. 0. vol. 8. page 271. (In the book dated 1513).

167. In Krakow, on October 23, 1492, Jan Albert orders Spytek of Jarosław, voivode of Krakow and starost of Lviv, to ensure that Jan Gołogórski gives the estates of Kalne and Bobrczany to Dorota, widow of Mikołaj Świnka, currently the wife of Zygmunt of Pomorzan, starost of Trembowla. C. vol. 5 p. 998.

168. In Lviv, on March 15, 1493, Piotr of Zwartów, substarosta of Lviv, in the absence of Spytek of Jarosław, voivode of Kraków and general staroste of the Russian lands, imposes a bond of 500 fines in the case of Gunter of Sieniawa, his sons and daughter, formerly the wife of Mikołaj Wnuczek, against Andrzej Wnuczek, a tenant in Bóbrka. C. vol. 5 p. 983.

169. In Glinany, on July 22, 1493, Spytko of Jarosław, voivode of Kraków and general starosta of the Russian lands, imposes a grain deposit in the case of Marcin Kunat against Tobiasz Kunat. C. vol. 5, pp. 1006—1007.

170. In Kraków, on January 21, 1494, Jan Olbracht grants privileges to the city of Chęciny.^ C, vol. 10 pp. 367-9 and vol. 330 pp. 375-77