IMci, the Bishop of Krakow1) and effective love for the homeland, which he declared in these difficult times of the Republic of Poland, when in some parts of Krakow he held a strong praesidium, in some parts of Podgórze he honored everything with his people and great zeal there, which non nisi extremo extinguished the serpsisset periculo of the homeland at the same time, meretur omnem from the Republic of Poland gratitudin. We are happy in these complicated times for our homeland that in the person of IMci redivivos we have Zbyszkos, the great antecessors of the former IMci, the homeland of zealots patresque patriae. Instabunt, therefore, pp, our MPs, that IMci publica be granted a gratiarum actio a by the Marshal of Parliament, and we will ask them to follow the example of IMci and other MPs. the clergy did not want the patriae deesse and they also respected the domi forisque securitatem. 5. Since the universal law wants the vacancies to be distributed, they should try to: our representatives, so that this law will be enough. Namely, the part of the larger club after the death of the Lord of Krakow*) is vacant, so please ask J. kr. They will be obliged to give them iuxta leges et consvetudines regni bene merito de republica civi and they will not give way to this sub debita fide. 6. The death of Prince IMci, our voivode*) must be a pity for all the Republic of Poland, when it has lost such a great and necessary quo pacis quoque belli tempore a senator, we should therefore seriously implore Mr. our deputies will be, idque non per deputatos, but at the same time, during vacancies, through their marshal, so that J. kr. He wanted to be a memorer there opfimi civis, and remembering the merits of Prince IMci, which he declared gloriose in the eyes of the entire Republic of Poland, he offered his hand to the remaining descendants of Prince IMci per beneficenciam suam regiam, as if the son of such a great father could have proper education et crescere in spem of merits similar in the Republic of Poland. So, in addition, the wife, who is from the prince IMci above her merits during the Lublin commission, was asked to be forgiven by the Republic of Poland and none of the successors of the prince IMci about them from the treasury had any difficulties instabunt pp. our MPs. Also, for the estates which, after the death of Prince IMci, fell to someone else due to new privileges, Prince IMć borrowed certain sums, also obliging the goods with contracts. He weighed these sums on the previous expedition with a beresteek, so he left many debts and difficulties to his successors, so that they could be rewarded with these goods and staroties from King. Compensation for Mci and the Republic of Poland as to where these debts incurred as a service to the homeland could be paid, they could also ask Mr. MPs and members of parliament have sub fide in patriam in all the Republic of Poland. 7. It must concern us as citizens of the homeland that the four-year-old fervor of the civil war in the homeland has remained unquenchable so far, especially since, having destroyed not only our subjects but also ourselves, we understood that we were to obtain complete peace with the present universal unity of nobilitatis and the armies of the Polish Republic. Aleć and J. kr. He deigns to protect us and we ourselves know very well that we have an uncertain peace, at least not in the same way as before the Beresteek expedition, we are in danger. And since it is not worth it for us to have a homeland that has its own security there, we are giving absolutes to the Polish Armed Forces for the time being. deputies facultatem, but in such a way that the army would not be kept for more than two or three quarters and until the war time. And if the Polish government realized that the peace was already uncertain, it would have to decide on a certain war. The army will be retained to guard the crown's borders. With this army, so that no bella offensiva or any new difficulties could be added to the homeland, so that no praecave rebellion of the Polish People's Republic begins. our deputies, in which I debit them fidem obligamus. 8. It must be no small burden for the Rzptej that after such large sums of taxes that we, cum ultimo, subject to our dispendio, and were sure of effective and sufficient wages for the army, the army is left in the bank, whose large concentrated debt must be heavier for the Rzptej. Inquirent therefore, together with other voivodeships in rationes thezauri pp. Our deputies will also agree with all voivodeships, for this reason, that the army will be paid non satisfactum and that it will be paid effectively, so that if it comes to adopting any taxes at the next Sejm, the rationing of our destroyed countries to pp. MPs had and with what
») Fr. Jeremi Wisniowiecki.