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132/1/509 · TsDIAL, Lwów

[Polish; translation pending] Korespondencja: ysty lwowskiego kanclera, jibiskupa Jelowyckoho Ieronima-Matwija .z Ljublina i Zamostja

[Polish; translation pending] ysty lwowskiego kanclera, jibiskupa Jelowyckoho Ieronima-Matwija .z Ljublina i Zamostja · [Polish; translation pending] 6 лист / ІТОІ / 12 sierpnia / 1725

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132/1/509
1701-10-26
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Request for the benefactor’s intervention in a rector’s matter

Unknown; closing/signature illegible → Unidentified recipient; opening: “Most Illustrious and Noble Benefactor”

The writer asks the benefactor to resolve a matter effectively. A legible passage mentions a “rector” and an obligation or matter to be completed; the text does not identify the rector or the procedure. The date reads Lublin, 26 October 1701.

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132/1/509
1701-10-18
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Request concerning an obligation and a matter in Lublin

Unknown; signature uncertain → Unidentified recipient; the opening includes “Most Illustrious ... Benefactor”

A separate letter to a “Most Illustrious ... Benefactor.” It mentions an “obligacyja” (obligation/duty) and “expostulacyja” (a remonstrance or statement of grievance), and asks for a matter to be settled; the subject is illegible. The lower note reads Lublin, 18 October 1701.

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132/1/509
1725-08-12
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Letter to collectively titled recipients from Zamość, 12 August 1725

Unknown; signatures on PDF p. 4 uncertain → Collectively titled recipients; the Latin heading reads “Nobilis ac Spectabilis Domini Domini Fratres Observandissimi” (without securely identifying an office or status)

The document opens with the Latin formula “Nobilis ac Spectabilis Domini Domini Fratres Observandissimi.” This does not establish whether the recipients were religious brethren or another group. The Polish text concerns matters addressed to a collective recipient, but its subject is only partly legible. The date is 12 August 1725 in Zamość.

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132/1/509
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Letter to the Most Illustrious Benefactor (undated)

Unknown; signatures uncertain → Unidentified recipient; opening: “Most Illustrious ... Benefactor”

The document opens with an address to the Most Illustrious Benefactor. Legible fragments refer to the recipient and a matter or duty, but the details cannot be recovered safely. No reliable date is legible.

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