Castr. San. luridica 323 p. 2119.
in Przemyśl, March 18, 1588.
The Przemyśl Confederate, the Rzeszów and Lviv Confederation, explains the reasons for its delay customs to the king.
Actum in castro premisliensi feria sexta antem dominicam quadrasimalem Oculi proxima apno domini milesimo quingentesimo octuagesimo octavo. Having appeared bravely before the office and the local acts of the town of Przemyśl, Jan Biejkowski, born in Biejków, a tabler of the Przemyśl land, one of the Przemyśl confederates a) and the Lviv confederates of the Ruthenian voivodeship, testified before God, people and the local office that although after the death of the late Mr. King Stephan did not understand anyone to be more famous and with a better and more useful Republic and common peace.
a) Rzeszowskie P.
>) On the same day, Andrzej Stadnicki from Dubiecko and Samuel Stadnicki from Dąbrówka received lawsuits for crimen perduellionis ad instantiam s. obedyeneyjna Stanisław Tarnawski, land standard-bearer, Stanisław Czarnecki, land judge, Jerzy Pclka from Grabownica, Sanok hunter, and Jan Stadnicki from Zmigrod, starost of Nowe Miasto. Ibidem p. 2169.
all the more sure than the Polish King IMci today, Sigismund the Third, as even before that, and at the last meeting in Lviv, he was never opposed to the person of the King IMci, but because with other confederates, for legitimate reasons, he did not obey the King IMci until that time, expecting that he would be able to see the oath of the IMci with the others. It protects the rights and freedoms of the Crown, the confirmation of the iurium, the pactorum conventorum, the correction of the laws and the correction of the tribunal, the modum electionis regis, which was never sent to any congress in writing by the Ruthenian Voivodeship, as it was agreed beforehand, also expecting and understanding that it could not end at the Coronation Sejm, for the sake of distinction at that time human spirits, but only at the next general assembly, in favor of sending all these things sub censuram of the knighthood to the district assemblies. But as I have already seen the king's oath to the Immaculate Confederation and the confirmation of the iurium a k'lemu that contra intentionem et propositum asperitas constitutionis et paenarum illi apositarum has taken place, so that without waiting for that time in the confederation, every land official should be subjected to the king's rule. They gave their obedience and obedience through an oath, so it is difficult to bring about the confederation according to her description, so when they take such an oath ut supra, the solenoid says that he did not do anything to make this confederation, but he is doing it for the time being, because he saw the king's oath confirming his rights, and to which austeritas constitutionis attracts him and from this point of view also that he never wished or wanted to have any other lord or king to the Crown, nor did he think of having any other king than today's Sigismund the Third.
Indium. Rei. Castr. Leop. 345 p. 1248—1249. Indium. Bel C. Prem. 304, pp. 468-469 above, notes about Biejkomski's oath of mediocrity.
in Wisnia, September 11, 1589. Resolutions of the Wlszeń sejmik.