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[Polish; translation pending] Korespondencja: Tullius Guttinius [według okładki; podpis: Guttinius]
[Polish; translation pending] Tullius Guttinius [według okładki; podpis: Guttinius] · [Polish; translation pending] 2 stycznia / х Ібо / lutego / 1616
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132/1/464
1646-02-21
Edition available · check statusTullius Guttinius [according to the cover; signature: Guttinius] → Maciej Hayder, Lviv councillor
Guttinius thanks Hayder for bringing his affair to a successful conclusion. He promises to discuss Hayder’s matter with a judge and reciprocate. The address notes receipt on 14 March.
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1645-11-05
Edition available · check statusTullius Guttinius [according to the cover; signature: Guttinius] → Maciej Hayder, Lviv councillor
The author asks Hayder to redeem pledged goods for 4,000 florins. He permits their retention until reimbursement and their conditional sale, mentioning Bandinelli.
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1645-12-06
Edition available · check statusTullius Guttinius [according to the cover; signature: Guttinius] → Maciej Hayder, Lviv councillor
Guttinius repeats his request to redeem goods and asks to whom the prepared, sealed money should be delivered. He mentions courts sitting morning and afternoon and the monarch’s health.
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1646-01-21
Edition available · check statusTullius Guttinius [according to the cover; signature: Guttinius] → Maciej Hayder, Lviv councillor
The author authorises Claudius Henniet [?] to act concerning the goods. He says he paid him 1,300 florins and asks the recipient to return this sum. He blames an intermediary for interest and litigation.
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1642-01-02
Edition available · check statusTullius Guttinius [according to the cover; signature: Guttinius] → Lviv councillors [collective salutation]
Guttinius thanks the councillors for congratulations on his secretaryship and promises assistance to the city. A postscript thanks them for fifteen thalers.
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