Part 13

simi trigesimi secundi about the non-purchase of landed property by clergy should be reassessed, and since other ways of obtaining landed property are found, we entrust all eo nomine provisions to be deleted to pp. MPs. 39. Such great merits of the Crown Hetman of the Crown Hetman are still ex aritis the merits of his ancient ancestors, as well as of the IMci himself, who, indefesso labore non parcendo sumptibus, even though his property has already been destroyed by the enemy, spares only his blood and health for the service of the homeland, extends it not only to us, but to the entire homeland, to debit gratitudinem have been successful, so we also commission Mr. MPs, that Mr. Hetman would be thanked pro meritis by Mr. God willing the future Marshal, and that the Marshal of the Deputies would also submit a request to J. kr. Mr. Hstman took into account Mr. Hstman's services and the destruction of his property. 40. This is the encomium meretur of the Russian Voivode, to whom we entrust Mr. Marshal to thank them quam honorificentissime. to our MPs and to submit a request for a munificentia regia for IMcia. 41. Such is the thanks of the members of the Council of Ministers of IMć, Mr. Sędomirski, who not only willingly joined the side of J. kr. He took up his job at the time of war, but wherever it was necessary, he would appear as a senator of this country and protect its fame, so they will thank their Lord. envoys by His Majesty, Mr. Marshal, as His Majesty is the cordi and was the wholeness and glory of our homeland, so His name et summa in the homeland, the merits of all the Republic of Poland will remain in memory. 42. Our country will not lose hope that it will stand and flourish for a long time, if it does not rely on those who have quo pacis quove belli tempore in its entirety and keep it safe from their own health through courage and men of war with large troops and troops, not only honoring it, but also honoring our country in difficult times and are able to do so. This is what the Grand Marshal of the Crown showed himself to be, who, in his own person and with a large retinue of people, came to the side of His Majesty the King. He took up all the work and time off for the RP and stopped the pacis mediis with a nutantem reipublicae salute by the tired army, from where the merit lauream servatae pacis c); they will thank them for it. the deputies, through their Marshal and what lasts and receives awards above all, will declare with our name omnem gratitudinem and that their courage, work for the homeland will continue and live in the hearts of all our citizens of our homeland. 43. The work and effort that His Majesty the Chancellor of the Crown undertook et desudarit to deal with sudden dangers non periclitaretur de salute sua will be thanked to Mr. the deputies, through the IMć Mr. Marshal, will congratulate the IMc and congratulate them summa quaeque decora for the work and troubles undertaken by the entire Republic of Poland, which have been undertaken for the benefit of the homeland. 44. Therefore, to all of them, both colonels and captains, a gratiarum actio should be made instabunt pp. deputies that, willingly, withstanding the enemy's stakes, they were ready to put the whole project together with their own breasts, and some of them gave their lives for our homeland, so that we will always be a memorial to our homeland and our merits will be told by Mr. Marshal. 45. All citizens of this crown cannot take great consolation when, in such difficult times as our homeland, we are receiving benefits not only from our neighbors but also from almost the whole world, qua gloria quave potentia, of the distinguished, from where we also receive help and nourishment for our homeland torn apart by wars, a nomini nostro, and for the nobility, under which they gather their externi principes, ad posteritatem fame grows. The Prince of Siemiogrod also needs this, asking for an indigenous seat for his son, having fresh in his eyes the Prince of IMci's desire for the RP, expressed when the army of the RZPT and His Majesty the King received good reinforcements. Mci p. n. m. auxit, and also remembering the mutual friendship between our ancestors and the Hungarian nation and the various necessitudines or faederas that we have been giving to the Hungarian kingdom since ancient times, and that is our responsibility, for this indigenat, as the prince's son, as well as to their other sons. Hungarian will allow Mr. our envoys, and they will not allow any other ennoblements or indigenates than the Hungarian ones. 46. ​​We have come to know that Jews are forbidden by Armenians to trade in Turkish goods a) b. to sum up. b) S.de. c) S. patriae. d) S. our homeland.