(In Lviv) On December 5, 1474, the Lviv councilors go to the king to complain about the Armenians protecting the Armenian's wife, Rostakis, who is not willing to pay the debt owed to her, and ask the king for a fundamental resolution of the matter. 134 In Wojnicz, March 13, 1475, Jan Bohun from Dunos, judge, and Jan from Pielgrzymowice, deputy judge Kraków landowners testify that Jan of Bobowa sold the villages of Bukowiec and Żebraczka to Mikołaj Szrop of Jasiona for 150 fines... 136 In Pilzno, on June 19, 1475, Otto of Pltciiuwa, judge, and Jan of Biechów, deputy judge of Sandomir, settle a dispute over the marking of borders between Barbara of Wiewiórka, wife of Stanisław Tęczyński, chamberlain of Chełm, and Anna of Góra 137 In Hołhocze: 28. April between 1481 and 1485. David of Buczacz, voivode of Podolia, starost of Kamieniec and Kolomyia. he funds a gazebo at the parish church in Buczacz and endows it with one on his estate in Hołhocze..138 At the Sejm in Lublin on February 15, 1484 Casimir the Jagiellon orders the royal officials to carefully ensure that merchants do not bypass the Lviv warehouse with their goods under pain of having their goods confiscated to the benefit of the royal treasury......... 140
At the Sejm in Lublin on February 15, 1484, Casimir IV Jagiellon orders royal officials to carefully ensure that merchants, namely Jews and Armenians, do not bypass the Lviv warehouse with their goods.... 141
At the Sejm in Lublin on February 17, 1484, Casimir IV Jagiellon settled the dispute between the cities of Lviv and Komarno by allowing the town of Komarno to conduct free trade from Poland, while prohibiting it from Russia. 143 At the Sejm in Lublin on February 17, 1484, Casimir Jagiellończyk, rewarding the townspeople of Lviv for the work and costs undertaken in rebuilding and strengthening the city, frees them from all types of taxes for six consecutive years.......... 144
At the Sejm in Lublin on February 18, 1484, Casimir Jagiellon ordered his subjects not to arrest or take away oxen driven by merchants from Russian and Wallachian lands under the pretense that these oxen were stolen.. 145
In Lviv, on May 28, 1484, Gunter from Sieniawa, judge, and Piotr Gołąbek from Zimnowody, Lviv land clerk, certify that before them, Dymitr Daniłowicz, heir to Rudy, and Prokop Korawa, heir to Malechów, effected the division of the estates of their uncle, Paweł Jurkowski...... 146
In Lviv, on March 4, 1485, Gunter of Sieniawa, judge, and Jan of Wysokie, landowner of Lviv, certify that there was a division of property between Katarzyna and Zofia, sisters, heiresses from Żubrza..... 148
In Lviv, on March 4, 1485, Gunter of Sieniawa, the judge, and Jan of Wysokie, Lviv landowner, certify that Zofia, the daughter of Jan Zubrzski, and the wife of
Jan Kunata, sold part of her inheritance in the village of Żubrzy and half of the village of Sichowa to Jan the mayor of Sokolniki for 250 fines......
LXXXI. In Lviv, on August 18, 1485, Jakób, son of Sulisław from Sandomierz, a public notary, on behalf of the Lviv city council, issues an appeal instrument to the Roman Curia or the Archbishop of Gniezno in the case with the Archbishop of Lviv Jan......
LXXXII. In Lviv, on October 21, 1485, Judge Gunter of Sieniawa and Ian Piulsędek of Wysokie, landowners of Lviv, certify that Prokop Korawa of Malechów testified before the court that Mikołaj of Żmigród, the castellan of Przemyśl, owes flO fines of Polish coins......
LXXXIII. In Lviv, on October 23, 1485, Gunter of Sieniawa, a judge, and Jan of Wysokie, a landowner of Lviv, recognize the validity of the demarcation between Zininowoda and Lviv, made once by royal commissioners: Andrzej Odrowąż of Sprowa, voivode and starosta of Ruthenia, and Jerzy Strumila, chamberlain of Lviv........ ",
LXXXIV. In Lviv, on October 25, 1485, Casimir Jagiellon issues a regulation for the strict observance of the law of Iviv composition by the inhabitants of Ruthenia and all other......
LXXXV. In Lviv, on June 19, 1486, the inhabitants of the city of Lviv testify that Osanna, the widow of Piotr Nymant, in her own name and that of her son Piotr, handed over two tenement houses in the city of Lviv to Stanisław Maldrzyk of Chodywanice, a military man and sub-starosta of Lviv, and his wife Małgorzata, daughter of Piotr Nymant, as an inheritance from the latter's parents, a farm located in the suburbs of Iwowskie and a house in Kamieniec.......
LXXXVI. At the general assembly in Piotrków on January 28, 1487, Casimir Jagiellończyk, as a reward for the work and costs undertaken in the construction of the walls around the city of Lviv, transferred to the Lviv magistrate the collection of a tax called cyza, paid by the townspeople for fortification purposes.........