373. In Kraków, on August 24, 1525, Sigismund L informed Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the crown and staroste of Lviv, that he had imposed a bond of 1,000 zlotys. in the case of Jan Wiśniowski against Stanisław Sienieński. C. vol. 13 pp. 104 - 105.
374. In Lviv, on December 1, 1525, Lviv councilors founded the village of Kulparków. C. vol. 360 p. 2177.
375. In Piotrków, on December 22, 1525, Sigismund I. recommended Fr. Ostrogski to compensate for the damage resulting from the invasion of the Myska Forest. C. vol. 515, pp. 2702 - 2703.
376. In Piotrków, on January 27, 1526, Zygmunt L. orders Stanisław Lanckoroński from Brzezie, the mayor of Sandomir and the starosta of Kamieniec, not to allow merchants going from Lithuania to Kamieniec and from Kamieniec to Lithuania to bypass the Lviv depot. C. vol. 13, pp. 139 - 140.
377. In Przedcze, on February 27, 1526, Zygmunt L. instructs Grzegorz of Paniów, starosta of Zydaczów and uncle, to consider the case of Piotr Kruszelnicki and Helena, married couples. C. vol. 13 pp. 142 - 144.
378. In Przedcze, on February 27, 1526, Zygmunt I. informed Grzegorz of Paniów, the Jewish and Stry starosta, that in order to consider his case against Piotr Kruszelnieki, ^ Iwaszek Hoszowski and Iwaszek Korczyński, he appointed Stanisław Jaskman as commissioners - ^B| ski, judge of Przemyśl, and Andrzej Tarla, standard-bearer of Lviv. C. vol. 13 pp. 144 - 145. ^B 379. On Eosnieza, March 7, 1526, Paweł Gniewecki asks Stanisław of Chodcz, voivode
^H, Russian, to forgive him the bond, because he needs money very much. C. t 13 p. 165. ^H 380. In Lviv, on March 9, 1526, Piotr, a scholastic and Lviv official, certifies that Stani-
^m famous Kay from Milotycze, Jan from Żelechów or Bokshicz and Mikołaj Mczisłowski from Strzeptów establish a church in Żelechów. C. bar 347 pp. 1174 - 5.
^B 381. In Gdańsk, on May 24, 1526, Sigismund I. allowed Albert, Margrave of Brandenburg-
^B ski, prince of Prussia, Szczecin and Pomerania, to drive the oxen through Podolia and Ruthenia to the city of Krynczbergen. C. t 13 p. 181.
382. In Gdańsk, on June 30, 1526, Sigismund I. writes to the city councilors of Lviv regarding Kraków merchants. C. vol. 13 pp. 194 - 195.
383. In Krakow, on October 7, 1526, Sigismund L. forbids Andrzej Jakubowicz Dowoynicz, his chamberlain, tenant of Knyszyn, Dubiecko and Konin, from disturbing Alexander Iwanowicz Chodkiewicz, royal marshal, tenant of Wołkon and Ostryna, in the Dobromil forest. Vol. 156 p. 2248.,
384. In Kraków, on October 13, 1526, Sigismund L. orders the mayor and lay judges of Lviv to allow Armenians to take an oath according to their custom before an Armenian judge. C. vol. 13, pp. 225—226.
385. In Krakow, on February 8, 1527, Sigismund L. orders the mayor and councilors of Lviv to refrain in the case of Mikołaj Błazejowski, a canon of Lviv, against Jan Cochno until the sending of royal commissioners. 0. vol. 13 p. 246.
386. In Krakow, on March 7, 1527, Zygmunt L., as a result of a complaint from Lviv Jews Baruch and Zelman, orders the prosecution of the Jew Marchaj from Zinków and his son Muaszek, due to failure to pay a tax of 20 zlotys, imposed on them by the resolution of the Piotrków Sejm in order to defend the kingdom. 0. vol. 13 pp. 303-305.
387. In Krakow, on April 3, 1527, Sigismund L. issues a judgment in the case between the archimandrite of Lviv, Jacinth, and the Lviv councilors over the possession of the Kosielnieka stream, in favor of the latter. C. vol. 485 pp. 1663 - 1664,
388. In Krakow, on July 2, 1527, Zygmunt L. granted safe conduct to Jakób Kostan from Kamieniec in order to freely conduct his business both in Krakow and in the entire Polish kingdom and freed him from local courts. C, t, 14 p. 23.
389. In Krakow, on July 22, 1527, Sigismund I. orders the mayor and councilors of Lviv to release Grzegorz, the village head of Zamarstynów, from whose house the fire started, as a completely innocent person, without bail. C. vol. 13 pp. 313 - 314.
390. In Krakow, on July 28, 1527, Zygmunt L. orders the mayor and the Lviv authorities to release Andrzej Jelonek, a Lviv burgher, from the illegal tenon imposed on him. C. vol. 13, pp. 314—315.
391. In Krakow, on July 29, 1527, Zygmunt L., taking into account the losses of the Jews of Lviv as a result of the city fire, freed them from all tributes and taxes for five years. C. vol. 13, pp. 340—341.
392. In Kraków, on July 30, 1527, Sigismund I. informed Jaaa Count. in Tarnów, the Ruthenian voivode, the Crown Hetman and the starosta of Sandomir, and also Stanisław of Chodcz, the Crown marshal and the starosta of Lviv, that he freed the Jews of Lviv from all tributes and taxes for 5 years. C. vol. 13 pp. 342-343.