1. Actum in castro inferiori leopoliensi feria secunda post dominicam Reminiscere quadragesimalem proxima anno Domini milesimo quingentesimo octuagesimo octavo. In terminis querellarum castr, leopol. coram mfco. Nicolao Herborlh a Fulsztyn castellano haliciensi capitaneo leopoliensi celebratis et gso. Stanislao Dąbrowski vicecapitaneo leopoliensi. Praesentibus revssmo. in Christo patre et dmno. domino loanne Demetrio Sulikowski Del gratia Archeppo. leopol. Venceslao Wigauowski officiali leopoliensi, lacobo Wierzbienski praeposito premisliensi et leopoliensi canonico, mfco. Nicolao Herborth palatino Podoliae, Stanislao Lanczkoronski capitaneo skalensi, Nicolao Żółkiewski succamerario leopoliensi, Victorino Kowalski subiudice leopoliensi, Andrea Sienienski, Georgio Czartharyski, Andrea Dawidowski, Stanislao Krzeczowski tribuno grodecensi, Stanislao Pudoleczki dapifero leopoliensi, loanne Herborth vexillifero leopoliensi, Petro Orzeczki, Paulo Jaczimiraki tribuno buscensi, Nicolao Yulwanowski camerario leopoliensi, Gabriele Zamiechowski, Andrea Podhoreczki, Procopio Wrzeszcz, Gabriele Swierski, loanne Mańkowski notario terr. zydaczoviensi, Gabriele Dobrosolowski, loanne Kucharski, Nicolao Lodzynski, loanne Goreczki, Andrea Bronowski, Adamo Hasman, Alexandro Orzechowski, Andrea Suski notario premisliensi et aliis quampluribus, nec non loanne Górski ministeriali leopol. in quoorum omnium praesentia. 3. Before the office and these acts of the town of Iwów, in the presence and gathering of many noble people and officials of the Ruthenian Voivodeship, Mikołaj Herborth from Fulsztin, the castellan of Galicia, the starosta of Lviv, told the story and made a declaration, making everyone aware of the fact that he had already given to his office the rights and freedoms of the nobility of all the nobility sufficiently in all of them by the king. pactorum conventorum oath and, in addition, the king's sufficient assurance that at the next Sejm he would deign to promise sufficient confirmation and improvement of what would be needed for the improvement and freedom of the nobility, as they are talking about this in the constitution of the coronation Sejm, therefore bringing this to the attention of each and every one, so that no one expects any further confederation by us before the coronation of the First Crown. He has entered into his duties, which have been imposed on him in accordance with the decision of the previous Sejm, he declares and declares himself and brings them to the attention of all, so that they can be made aware of them in the records, and he himself undertakes the duties which are imposed on him and his office, and at the same time does enough of them, and signifies the above-mentioned confederation with his own name and that of others. 3. In quoorum omnium praesentia after the dissolution of this confederation and after returning to its obligations iuramentum iuxta statuta regni
*) We have interesting contemporary testimony about the participation of the nobility in both the Rzeszów and Lviv confederations: Wojciech Ponętowski protested in the city of Lviv on January 15, 1688, that although he could not sign the Rzeszów and Lviv confederations, he still wanted to stand by them faithfully and bear its burdens. Castr. Leop. 346 p. 1111.
tum et constitutionem coronationis praesentem cum officio suo videlicet gso. Stanislao Dąbrowski vicecapitaneo leopoliensi, gso. Sigismundo Poradowski notario quoque castrensi leopoliensi obedieatiaque serenissimo Sigismundo tertio regi Poloniae etc. per se et officium secundum constitutionem praesentem in conventu coronationis Cracouiae laudatam ordinationem ac praescriptum delata iegitime praestitit.
Castr. Prem. Querell. 776 p. 1-2.
Protestation of Piotr Blejkowski, the Czersk standard-bearer, about the non-recognition of the Confederate
Rzeszów and His obedience oath.
Actum in castro sanocensi feria quarta post dominicam Reminiscere quaadragesimae proxima anno Domini 1588.
Born Piotr Biejkowski from Byeykowo, standard-bearer of the Czersk Land, told the local office that although born Malcher Biejkowski signed the Rzeszów Confederation with his name in Rzeszów, but that he had previously welcomed the Polish king Sigismund III in the Nowe Miasto Korczyn by kissing his hand and recognized him as his lord, so as he did not want to be subject to this rule, he does not want to be subject to this confederation. And since, being a land official in the Czersk Land, he should, according to the constitution of the coronation sejm, take an oath to the king of IMci, whatever he would like to do in the town office of the Czersk Land, but since the constitution took place here in the Sanok Land, where he lives more than there, fearing that he would miss the intended time, he came here to take this oath before the local office and teach... not, according to the description of the oath in the constitutions of the general coronation sejm written in Krakow').