1. We councils, dignitaries, officials and all citizens of the Lviv and Zydaczów lands, having arrived at Lviv in accordance with our previous laudum on April 24, and having complied with the ancient laws written on the subject, and not seeing the need to stay in the field with tents, we rather decided with our laudum that we all stay in the city for the defense and safety of this city, as beforehand, having enough gunpowder, bullets and food, having done enough with the clear will and command of His Majesty the King. It is stuck with the old universals of the declared one, and will continue to use it as long as it is needed. And if someone is unable to come on his own, partly due to poverty and partly due to great distance, he should present him iuxta facultatem substantiae or a hajduk or journeyman with a musket, well equipped with powder, bullets and food, and hand him over to the orderly of the IMci, the chamberlain of Lviv1), which should be no later than a week from today and not deceive him until after by the consensus of those persons written below to the council designated as sub paenis legum de expeditione bellica sancitis, everyone should eiequi. 2. A in contumaces instigator Mr. Andrzej Gosławski, we decide, to whom we will compensate in medietatem the fines that we will give for those decided. 3. And the poorer nobility, when they were to perform this service, should send three on the fourth. 4. And since it is difficult to come to a good order and come to conclusions in a large group, we have asked from among ourselves, if necessary, for a joint ad consilia as well as for a conference with Messrs. the townspeople of IchMci, i.e. IMci, the staroste of Lviv, as the commandant* and IMci, the military officer, and IMci, the mayor of Lviv, IMć, Mr. Piotr Ozga, the chamberlain of Lviv, IMć, Mr. Mikołaj Bieganowski, the Lviv standard-bearer, IMć, Mr. Stanisław Rzewuski, the judge of Lviv, and IMć, Mr. Józef Swirski sword-bearer of Galicia, Mr. Krosnowski, the steward of Podolia, and Mr. Niezabitowski, the steward of Bracław, who should reside here if, upon the notice of the chamberlain of Lviv or a senior land official, they should abide in their absence, consulendo de bono publico, as well as with Messrs. bourgeois, unius duorumve absentia non obstante, but this is not to be sine legitima causa. IM and pp will also be allowed. come to senators and citizens of the Lviv land ad consiiium, about which the starosta of Lviv will announce to them. At the same time, they are to be appointed ad consilium and distribute quarters to the nobility, so that each of them can take care of their own, without derogating anything from the commandant's authority, and not belonging to the people of the government in their command, having appointed some from within the nobility community who will observe this order among the nobility. 5. And their Lords who will stay here should maintain all modesty and stability, not causing any nuisance to the hosts where they stand, either themselves or the servants, and they should not make any noise in the streets, sub paenis criminalibus, as it was decided at the tribunal in Lublin or in Warsaw during the Sejm ratione violatae securitatis. They should write down what they mentioned after meeting with them, Mr. Commander. 6. And all people, both in the praesidio in the city and in the high castle, should every week before the deputies of the Lions at the IMć Mr. Commander and confirm their rolls or registers, which they will always sign and allocate ad proportionem numbers to each soldier for PLN 1,000. one and a half a week, counting in the hands of IMs pp. captains will be rendered ad rationem with their receipts. If in one week there is a defect in the soldiers or there is an auction in the other weeks, then
») Piotr Ozga •) Jan Mniszek.