Part 33

1. Response by Aleksander Iastkowski, a writer from the Przemyśl town, to the instance of the Wisnia sejmik of the citizens of the Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok lands, sent to the King of Poland. Mci die undecima Septembris from the valid law, ł) given from the Chancellery of the Great Crown die nonea Octobris millesimo sexcentesimo sexagesimo tertio in the camp in the Płock fields. 2. Despite this, despite the common custom and common practice of celebrating both external and domestic missions without a sideboard, from those from whom Alexander Iastkowski, a writer from Przemyśl town, was born, was sent before the majesty of His Majesty the King. Mci found that, however, J. kr. He, not so much with ceremonies as with sincere sentiments of his subjects, deigned to receive the mentioned envoy without the testimony of his birth, and mercifully allowed him to be exequi munus suum, having paternally admonished the present-born marshal and then elected to send their envoys to His Majesty the King on future occasions. They will be publica fide et authoritate munitos sent by the sejmik, otherwise they will not be accepted or granted pro legittimis internunciis, because such is the common custom. 3. Temci is the greatest of hearts of J. Kr. What matters is the paternal gratitude of his subjects and the memory of the efforts undertaken for the common good, which the Wisnia sejmik did its duty at that time by giving back to J. the King. Thank you for liberating our homeland from such heavy bonds of former soldiery, gratefully accepts J. kr. Mic. And since J. kr.'s courage for the common good remains with these faithful subjects at an equal price. Mcci, when the regium caput suum, which, after so many fatherly proofs, would rather meet in calmer than camp capitals and although fessa tot laboribus pro republica susceptis aetas advised to allow rest, Blandiri, however, does not want J. kr. But whatever strength and health he still has, he willingly contributes to the good of this homeland, for which nothing has ever been difficult for him, and he trusts strongly in Divine Providence, which is always aware of its concern for J. Kr. Mcia showed evidence that in this profession of hers, God willing, with her efforts and royal courage, will bring the desired and long-awaited peace to the homeland. However, this is not so in the mind of J. kr. He moved away from the local countries, although he decided to visit the area beyond the Dnieper so that he could have a reflexive response to all the dangers of the war-torn neighborhood wall, as J. Kr. It is a common practice in Christianity that the enemy does not start two wars together with different Christian potentates, so the time is already approaching winter, which usually brings Turkish tents from the field, and not so significant successus (about which something about fama circumferebatur) are insured by J. kr. Therefore, there are also warnings a socio armorum J. kr. The people of the Crimean Han strongly confirm this and from the other side, the safe King. They have to be ordered. However, ingruente, God forbid, periculo, J. kr. will not be found abroad. Always have guards on every side of his royal prospectans, as if his states could remain in securo. And graciously accepting the honor of the solicitor regarding the health and person of his royal citizens there, what J. kr. I wanted to end by wishing that those to whom munia belli belong would follow the example of J. kr. Mci excitati abandoning home holidays for J. kr. They wanted to hurry up. 4. The convening of the Sejm at the time prescribed by law is in the fresh memory of J. kr. He will not refrain from carrying it out if strepitus armorum allows, before which leges non facile audirentur. 5. The citizens of the Ruthenian Voivodeship are in a very bad situation, although in their eyes it seems that some new recruitments