Et ego lacobus lohannis de Clodawa Clericus Gnesnensis dioecesis, apostolica et iraperiali auctoritatibus notarius publicus coram meraorato reverendissimo in Christo patre et doniiuo, domino Andrea Rosza Dei gratia Archiepiscopo Leopoliensi facti huiusmodi scriba, quia predictis pronunciacioui, assignacioni, dotacioni, erreccioni, confirmacioni, incorporacioni et reformacioni aliisque omnibus et siugulis premissis, dura sic fierent et agerentur, unacum prefatis testibus presens interfui eaque omnia et siiigula premissa sic fieri vidi et audivi, ideo presentes litteras sive hoc presens publicum instrumentum manu alterius, me tunc occupato arduis negociis, notarii scriptum exinde confeci, publicavi et in hanc publicam formam redegi signoque et nomine raeis solitis et circa talia fieri conswetis consignavi in fidem et testimonium omnium et singulorum requiisitus premissorum.
The original on parchment, well preserved in the archives of the Latin Chapter in Lviv Loc. 19 vol. 2. The archbishop's seal hangs on a green silk string, showing an imprint of the Rose coat of arms with a cross above the coat of arms and a much faded inscription in the rim.
') Litwinów, Rudniki villages in Podhaje district.
-) Maybe Beresoiiica in the Tarnopol district or Berezóielca in the Buczacz county, K. count. Stadnicki, who knows the content of the above document from Pirawski's manuscript Liber beneficioruDi, guesses that the name was Brzozdowice or Brzuchowice (Painting about the Buczackich Przewodni, Nauk. i liter. 1873, I, 158).
^) Maybe Ostrów in the Tarnopol district.
*) Dunajów today a village in Przemyśl County.
*) Stanisław of Chodcz has not yet appeared as the castellan of Lviv under such an early date. The earliest date known so far was from 1497. It must have been very bad
- shortly before the date of the document, he became the castellan, because in 1493 he was only a starost of Halych. See Critical Review 1874 - 75 p. 269.
CVII.
in Laski on September 27, 1495
Jan, the son of Stanisław from Krakow, a public notary, writes the will of Dorota, daughter of the deceased Marcin Majzel, a burgher of Lviv, and Stanisław Trzebuchowski, a canon and official of Lviv, approves this will on March 28, 1496.