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') Stanisław WJodek from Hermanów. *) Jakób Pretwicz.
We provided the sentence for the Lviv town records with the hand of our marshal and signed by us. It happened in Lviv on July 7, anno Domini millesimo sescentesimo sexto. Jan Zamojski, Archbishop of Lviv, Abbot of Płock. Alexander Chodkiewicz, count voivode of Trakai, Stanisław GoUki of the Ruthenian lands, voivode, Stanisław Włodek voivode of Belz, Stanisław Żółkiewski, castellan of Lviv, field hetman, Jan Ostroróg, castellan of Poznań, Jakób 1'retfTicz, castellan of Kamieniec. Adam Sieniawski, Sebastyan Sobieski, Jan Swoszowski, land writer from Lviv, marshal of the circle in Lviv gathered in the name of all knights at that time. Castr. Leop. 361 p. 987—989.
Nad Rakem pod Wiśnią, July 81, 1606. Order of the congress of the Rasko Voivodeship.
1. We, the council and the knights, who, according to the old example of our ancestors of great times, had gathered at the Cherry Tree on the Raka River, had customarily descended upon the Republic of Poland, being excited and frightened by the meetings of their Masters. our brother, who, despite the news of J. kr. Our Lord's people and our customs described in the laws are based on them and usurp the authority plus quam comitialem on them, because common law and ordinary order in our Republic are mixed up and common freedom is being violated, because they are in equal freedom without us having control over what they think they constitute, and fearing that we will be dragged into something more harmful to our Republic, especially since They publish their meetings in various towns and cities, and call people to them, accusing them of guilt, leading many foreign troops to them, which happened when we were judged by the Lviv Earth Years, in the presence and on the advice of their brothers, Messrs. We used the advice of clergy and lay people with our requests from their Lords. voivodes of Russia'), Podolia') and Belz'), so that they could submit to us Their Their Mć mora et exemp!o maiorum a general congress through their letters. We thank them very much for doing what they did.*) 2. They reached their Lord's consensus on this matter J kr. Our Lord desires that this congress of His Holiness the King He deigned to accept good advice from us not only from us, but also from his envoy, Mr. Starosta of Drohobych,') this meeting J, kr. He deigned to approve the assensu suo, calling us to be near him, as with J. kr. They are our lord as with Their Fathers. in consultation with their other brothers, they could discuss the safety of our Republic, the dignity of the Lord, which is linked to the wholeness and health of our Republic, and discuss the calm and confusion of our Republic. Therefore, seeing the urgent need and feeling to be free people and faithful to their master, both here for the congress at Wyśnia, and also for J. We are ready to go to our master. 3. However, we send our envoys to their Messrs. our brother at Sendomierz, because he was unable to come to us himself for great reasons, but above all, foreign people have with them, and some of them obey J. kr. They made a statement, asking them to also dismiss the foreign troops who, over the information and will of His Majesty the King, would also dismiss the foreign troops. They will cross the borders of the Crown and have done and are doing great damage to our brotherhood, which was also the case in our circle from the last year, and we are connected with J. the Crown. The people of their lord, following the example of their ancestors, asked for help from their ancestors and requests to J. kr. Let's go. 4. If Their Lordship did not want to give a place to our requests, which, however, we do not understand about Their Mels as our brothers, and we are sure that our just and brotherly requests will have a place with Their Lordship, we will not regret it and we declare that we do not wish this, which we are sure that Their Lordship. the brothers will see that it will erase any inconsistency in the honorable reputation