they will thank you. 3. Non intermittent to the Queen and to our gracious lady, I humbly thank her for all the times of her reign, forgetting to protect her health, in times of adversity and hardships contrary to her condition, and without counting the royal costs, she was of great help to stop and calm down the king. 4. IMciom pp. to the commanders of the troops of King John the King Mci p. n. m. ') debitam from the Republic of Poland gratitudinem and with thanks also to IMci p. the Kiev voivode *), IMci p. the crown standard ') and other IMci Mr. military officials, colonels, captains of the army of J. kr. Mci pp. our envoys, as they are well aware of the brave courage, considerable merits and incomparable costs calculated a) by them on various occasions, for the dignity of J. kr. Mć n. m. and the common good rendered quam adae. ijuatissime they will also thank all the knights of King's army. Mci p. n. m. for all the courage and losses of their people for the entire Republic of Poland undertaken while recommending their services to the majesty of J. kr. They will thank you. 5. This diffidency, which J. kr. In his denuntiat of instruction, he brings us stuporem et indolentiam, as J. Kr. Mci to subjects who were non sunt conscii or were no occasion nec unquam sperabant to have exoriri at any time, but indeed constant J. kr. Mci p. n. m. goodness and almost paternal heart, retaining his rights and freedoms, and, most importantly, his life per tot pericula himself J. kr. They faithfully acknowledge the provision in integro. So we entrust this to them. to our deputies, so that they can turn their ante omnia to this conatus cum tota republica, omnemą adhibeant operam et media, through which hoc malum in herba succidi could also this impedimentum, which would retardaret consilia publica, non descendendo in iudicium amoveatur, in these times, which are full of various, as we have in the instruction of J. Kr. This is because of the following great dangers in the Republic of Poland. In addition, they will ask J. kr. I want him to show the same difference, bonitatem et clementiam, to those whose comparison is only diffidentia (quidquid sit, quod absit) which is not only non alijua diffidentia constructa laborantibus but openly unfriendly and unfaithful subjects to the dignity of His Holiness the King. Because of his sinful act, he declared etiam cum admiratione of the Republic of Poland and other nations tantae bonitati et clementiae. And they will beg all the more when others who have been given mandates, the Grand Marshal of the Crown, ') eadem diffidentia sesse affectum, and others who have been given mandates, bring to our local assembly, quaerulantur, who have well and greatly deserved the homeland, omnem submissionem et iustificationem of the innocence of his prae se ferens. Which voivodeship is ours, that here most often vitam degit non nisi bene optantem J. kr. Mother and homeland recognized and now recognizes, whose merits both from ancestors and from himself were always praesti, but especially during the Swedish era, when many virtues and stability towards J.K. Mci p. n. m. cribrabatur, all fidelity and virtue is, evincere ma. Instabunt Ich Mcie pp. Members, that this opinion de pectore J. kr. Mci p. n. m. towards IMci Mr. Marshal, also about other IMci of our brothers to whom the eradicari could have given mandates. And if this optatum sortiri effectum could not be achieved, then Mr. Our MPs, cum tota republica indesinenter, will ask that this matter with Mr. IMcia be resolved. marshal and other IMs, especially when such a large instant pericula and they are violent et vix possibiles for the abolition of premunt necessitates, until another future Sejm, in quantum it will be known to all the estates of the Republic of Poland, cognitio was postponed. Ad extremum iniungimus to pp. to our envoys, quam vigilantissime IMciom ea diffidentia affectis at the majesty of J. kr. These p. n. m. suffagari did not hesitate in everything fidem et conscientiam Deo pacis aeternae et concordiae debitam pp. our MPs that they will stand on this issue. 6. Reinforcement of the army in Ukraine in opera belli will be necessary for those who remain, therefore we wish this also for Mr. We entrust to the deputies ad promovendum, as soon as possible from among the provents of the Republic of Poland, the ordained generals of all those who have been
•) Stanisław Potocki, hetm. v. cor. ') Stefan Czarnecki. s) Jan Sobieski. *) Jerzy Lubomirski, a) P. nieporachowanycb,