Part 27

1. Jaśnie Wni, Wni w. m. pp. and brothers! The homeland could not have a more frequent onerum because of the constant exacerbation of exaggerations, which meant that the populus had to become an exinanitus when people had no omnis conditionis ex viseeribus regni, a soldier in their homes was imperabat. Considering this, J. kr. My lord, and in order to prevent this, the salubriter has been assuming all the media for a long time that such an unbearable exterminium and burdening the Crown ex publicis could tolli cervicibus. 2. Now, when fortunately, one army has entered the Lithuanian principality and the other has moved towards the Ukrainian party, indubia subit with God's help there is hope that the necessary successus and unice ad conservationem will be achieved over the enemy, not by quartering troops in sinu, but by hybernandi intention in Ukraine. What do we, who from His Majesty's King and the Prime Minister's belli demandata est cura, want to strive for omni possibilitate so that such a sound thing, which nisi provideatur non subsistet of the Republic of Poland, could achieve its effect, reported His Majesty the King? My husband deigns, ex consilio senatus, at his side frequentis for this time, so that for the army, so that he does not leave Ukraine without leaving there, he will hibernate neque stativis oneret rempublicam, St. Martin's bread of oneri hybernorum subordinate goods, i.e. royal and clerical ones, thirty zlotys each. was allowed and issued from the fief, 3. WM. m. m. pp, look for equestre ordin not as bread, because this cadere at WMć m. m. pp. none, but with thirty zlotys. from the fian, not claiming to be a soldier, and therefore ex impossibilitate subsistendi crescet necsssitas to the Crown of the army for alimony, we ask you to pay up to thirty zlotys. after ten from the lan tribuere they treated emanante hence duplici bono, one that what WMć m. m. pp. you will give in merits computabimus to the army, the second one is good WMć rn. m. pp. when will dissitus hibernami soldier, integra gaudebunt from the burden of immunity. I would always wish this and quodquod suberant media, both the entire homeland and the civil society, to benefit the people in this regard. Therefore, when this way opens up by the grace of God, I have no doubt that quod salubrius est sequi WMć m. m. pp. you deign and have the experience of having a soldier at home, both facili aversione, both leasehold and hereditary estates, your sarta tectaque praestare you want. Therefore, I diligently offer my services to the WMci m. m. pp. Datum in Lviv die decima tertia Augusti millesimo sexcentesimo sexagesimo. WMci m. m. brother and servant Jerzy Lubomirski.