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in memory of J. kr. They brought and humbly asked for J. kr. to come from Jaska. He has compensated with sufficient compensation. 17. Everyone can easily take into account how much respect is required for internal harmony and mutual and polite confidentiality, especially among those who, for many years, have suffered from this harmful ulcer in recent years, and that private animosity has often been an occasion of publicarum calamitatum, which, without further elaboration, we put it on pp. our MPs, so that singulari et omnimoda soilicitudine they would say that J. kr. The vengeance of our gracious lord, remembering the old service, but also the new one due to the prince's pagan needs, and with their humble request, they brought not only regio but also paterno animo the authority of their majesty for the whole of this Crown from the Lord God on J. kr. He graciously deigned to bring about the interponere and the Crown Marshal's interponere with Prince Jarem Michał Wisniowiecki, ad deponendas, which took place between them, and Mr. Court Marshal ') kindly deigned to bring about this, which the Messrs. should strive to achieve in every possible way. afterword. However, if it were omnia spes abscissa, I humbly ask the King of IMci to decide this matter as soon as possible pro benignitate sua in accordance with the sanctimoniously sworn and private laws of the Prince of IMci and its documents. 18. Convenit also for all of us and a complaint to Prince IMci, who postponed in conventu, that our hereditary estates should be handed over to the Marshal of the Crown for those that were not future ad small narrata, because it is aequalitatem nostram afficit, cavendo, so that our hereditary estates are not subject to huic calamitati, iniungimus to pp. to our deputies to seriously reposition this privilege as a small obtenti instent and so that there will be no need for a council to arise who would in posterum consider hereditary goods in dubium vocare and ask for such privileges and be subject to paenae perpetuae bannitionis. 19. Not only the dulce nomen itself, but also the effect of the treaties and the peace concluded by means of a sword, means that their families, who were marked with sumptibus et opera until the end of the commission with the Muscovite people, made a great effort and successfully concluded the tandem honorificentissime. And to the descendants of Mr. Trubecki, the chamberlain of Staroduba, also to Mr. Wojciech Ubysz, the starosta of Giżycko, and other citizens of Nowogrod, who, for the good and common peace, having ceded their substance to the Muscovites, ex sententia, to their Mr. and Mrs. Messrs. commissioners announced, as a thank you award was made to Mr. Serio Iniungimus. to our MPs. 20. Gifts to Tatars for the past years after such conatus that they should be given is wrong. However, we commission Mr. to our deputies that they should urgently and maturo deliberatoque consilio with the crown estates on this point and that whatever e Republica fidelissime duxerint statuendi we give to the potesta absolutam with this particular, if it seems that these gifts should be returned, they should not be transported further to Kamieniec or Chocim and that the wezer and the khan should be reminded when returning them, that the Tatars from Budziaki should send down and declare, if they ever dare to invade the crown states again, that for everlasting times the Polish People's Republic does not want to think about gifts anymore and will not give them back. Also Ukrainian people, according to the constitution of 1590, should not give them a reason to fall. 31. Although our ancestors believed that the most fortified walls of this homeland were their own walls against every enemy, but considering that the sacrosancta pactorum fides is beginning to weaken among Christians themselves, and what a pity and dedecus could fall on the Crown as a result of a sudden and unexpected event, we do not want Krakow, the city of the city, to be provided with an ethical table at least in casu subitorum. however, it was to be paid for with a considerable outlay from the crown treasury. In Livonia Dyneborg was fortified also from the treasury of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. afterword. 22. Because Their Father Mr. the brothers of the Duchy from all sides will be safe and spend less money