267. In Lviv, on April 28, 1518, Stanisław of Chodcz, Crown Marshal and Starosta General of the Russian lands, certifies that Wawrzyniec, a carpenter, sold a manor house located at the Armenian bridge near the monastery of St. Onufry, Steck, the furrier and Andrzej, the tailor. Vol. 129 pp. 419—20.
268. In Kraków, on May 10, 1518, Sigismund I. forbids Jakób, the bishop of Kamieniec, and the dean of Lviv, from oppressing Themin, an Armenian. 0. vol. 10 p. 502.
269. In Krakow, on May 10, 1518, Sigismund I. orders Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the kor. and the starosta of Lviv to enforce the legal profits that Daszkowa has on the Wisłoboki and Podlyeski estates, belonging to Andrzej Wisłobocki. 0. vol. 10 pp. 500—501.
270. In Kraków, on May 11, 1518, Sigismund I. set a deadline for Mikołaj Węgleński, formerly a land judge of Lviv, to pay the sum of 108 manes owed to Olechna Daszkowa, a townswoman of Lviv. 0. vol. 10 pp. 499 - 500.
271. In Kraków, on May 12, 1518, Sigismund I commissioned Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the kor. and the starosta of Lviv, so that in the event of failure by Mikołaj Wągleński to pay PLN 108. Daszkowa, a townswoman from Lviv, took his estates Kozice and Gyemyelyno, C. vol. 10 p. 500.
272. In Krakow, on July 28, 1518, Sigismund L. announced to Stanisław of Chodcz, the marshal of the kor. and to the starosta of Lviv, who imposed a bond of 2,000 fines between the mayor and councilors of Lviv and the Armenians and their senior. C. vol. 10 pp. 514 - 515.
273. In Krakow, on July 23, 1518, Zygmunt L. forbids the mayor and councilors of Lviv from disturbing Konrad and Jacek Jacznicki in the use of the forests. 0. vol. 10 p. 515.
274. In Krakow, on October 7, 1518, Sigismund I. allocates the year's milk from the mill in the village of Solance to the hospital of St. Stanisław in Lviv. C. vol. 485, pp. 1661 - 1662.
275. In Kraków, on October 21, 1518, Sigismund L. imposed a bond of 10,000 grz. regarding the mayor and councilors of Lviv on the one hand, and the Armenians and their senior on the other. 0. vol. 10 pp. 536—537.
276. In Krakow, on October 24, 1518, Sigismund L. orders the mayor and councilors of Lviv not to prevent Jakób, an Armenian, from digging up the treasure. 0. vol. 10 p. 540.
277. In Brest-Litovsk on December 20, 1518, Sigismund I. frees the inhabitants of Parczew from taxes and customs duties. C. vol. 33, pp. 389—391.
278. In Zhydaczów, on December 27, 1518, Fedor Olkirkov, prince, certifies that the Topol Monastery and the Black Forest beyond the Lomnica River belong to Swaryczów. 0. bar 470 p. 154.
279. In Kraków, on January 26, 1519, Sigismund L. orders Stanisław of Chodcz, the marshal of the kor. and the starosta of Lviv to take over the estate of Adam Korzbork, who had been under the church curse for over a year. C. bar 12, pages 23 and 42.
280. In Piotrków, on March 6, 1519, Sigismund I allows Otto of Chodcz, the Ruthenian voivode and starosta of Galicia, to buy the village of Grzęda from Piotr and Andrzej Wysocki. C. vol. 335 p. 473.
281. In Piotrków, at the Sejm on March 7, 1519, Sigismund I. informed the starostes of Eusia and other lands that he had given Jews permission to stay wherever they wanted and conduct their business there. C. vol. 12, page 39.
282. In Piotrków, on March 7, 1519, Zygmunt L. writes to the Ruthenian starostes to defend the Jews against Mikołaj Czebrzyk, whom he orders to be arrested. C. vol. 12, page 38.
283. In Piotrków, on March 14, 1519, Sigismund L. forbids persons not belonging to the merchant guild from selling materials in Lviv. C. Ł. 388 p. 507.
284. In Lviv, on May 6, 1519, Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the cor., the Ruthenian staroste general, certifies that Jan of Lubień, table keeper, Jan Dziedoszyeki, deputy judge, Stanisław Sławiński, land writer of Lviv, and almost all the nobility of the Lviv district gave testimony regarding the course of the dispute between Hieronim Dobrostański with the Herburts on earthly birthdays. 0. bar 12 p. 64.
285. In Krakow, on June 24, 1519, Sigismund L invalidated his own document, given to Otto of Chodcz, the Ruthenian voivode and starosta of Galicia, for the village of Grzęda and bequeathed it as a life estate to Andrzej Wysocki. C. vol. 335 p. 473.
286. In Krakow, on July 17, 1519, Sigismund I granted Magdeburg law to the inhabitants of the city of Vladimir. C. vol. 342, pp. 1267—1269 and 1279—1281.
287. In Kraków, on August 4, 1519, Sigismund I notified Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the king. and the staroste of Lviv that, at the request of Hieronim Dobrostański, he imposes a bond on Mikołaj Herbert, military officer of Kamieniec, Jan Chomątowski, judge, and Jan Dzieduszycki, deputy judge of Lviv, in the amount of PLN 4,060. C. vol. 12, page 162.