Sanok, August 14, 1672. Laudum of the Sanok landowners on display.
1. We councils, dignitaries, officials and citizens of the Sanok region gathered for a show for the third time J. kr. Mci and the universal IMci of the colonel of our land1) we are adopting such a resolution for further proceedings. 2 As we know in ourselves the unquenchable desire to keep our homeland and to have rights and freedoms integral to this majesty of J. kr. Mci, (which tutellam salutis publicae of free nations has as its foundation) servamus virtue, so seeing there ab intra quam ab extra that a small defluentia is coming upon us, we remain willing, wanting first to God, the holy churches, the Lord and our dear country, to bear in victimis the health and fortune of all of us in defense. So now it has not occurred to us that we should move so suddenly for the sake of the instantaneous universals that were to inform us early, and that we have arrived at first, because of the exiguus of the IMciów pp in such a quick suddenness. citizens accessit here only to the nearest numerus, and in addition to that, extra mentem forward legis, which obliges us to show off our cities, also third parties, which us not to others but to Rubieszów to the side of J. kr. It is necessary to appear so that the desire for the homeland remains stable, the common law remains in suo robore, because we cannot have our castellan3) as our praesent, and IMć the chamberlain1) is already confectu9 meritis et senio freed from such an occasion, we beg you, the starosta of Sanok, as our colonel, to have him Taking into account the limited current congress frequentiam, and further plenioris congressus necessitatem, and taking into account the proceedings in the upper counties, he once again convoked here near Sanok with a universal message that could soon reach all citizens of distant counties innotescency. We
1 Universal of Jerzy Mniszek, starosta of San. from the date of the Ostrich defeat, August 10, 1672. Ca»tr. San. 184, pp. 1322-1323, marks August 14 as the day of the demonstration and adoption of the consilium securitatis publicae. 5) Jerzy Mniszek. •) Stefan Bal.
and if we are ready to stop all et ab intra et ab extra imminentium periculorum, we are obliged to wait and appear at the appointed time. 3. We also ask the mayor to show us here near Sanok, and not anywhere else, but somewhere else, he invites us to the side of His Majesty the King. Mci vocant deigns to lead). 4. To them, Mr. Castellan of Lubaczewski, for all the merits towards this cause, a debit is due from the entire homeland, and now also this zelus towards our land remains in the supplement of our own people, and as a brotherly thanks to them, we beg you to deign to persevere in hoc heroico proposito. 5. And since the supremacy of our departure in subsidium rzptej requires a circumspeotionem, a securitatis domesticae and an archivi of our substance et pignorum, that is, our Sanok town, for the meeting, we leave ourselves persuasion and providence for this future congress. Therefore, since the Sanok praesidium needs further ordination and a decision on how to pay people in the service who are in service, when our plenior has our numerus at this time, we would like to move our meeting to this non gravatim. 6. Which resolution we have agreed upon, we promise to brotherly keep, and for better importance, we ask the marshal of our circle to sign it and submit it to the files. It happened in Sanok on August 14, 1672. Stanisław of Hoczew, Bal, marshal of the knights' club at that time. Castr. San. Rei. 184 p. 1333—1335.
Pod Wisznia, August 18, 1672. Lauduiiii of Lviv and Przemyśl landowners in the camp near Wiśnia.