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| Reference | Collection / Fonds | Date | Title and text | Availability |
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| 131/1/133 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1444-07-17 | Confirmation charter by Władysław III, King of Poland, of the ownership rights of Lviv burgher Mikołaj Schmidtfeld to two meadows in the Lviv district King Władysław III of Varna confirms the ownership of two meadows in the Lviv district, including the Dubek meadow, to the Lviv burgher Mikołaj Szmitfeld, based on submitted older documents in Latin and Ruthenian. The document guarantees Mikołaj and his heirs full hereditary rights, possession, and the right to freely dispose of these properties. — | Editions: 1Read → |
| 131/1/181 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1463-03-08 | Confirmation charter of the canons of the cathedral church in Lviv confirming the right of Canon Stanisław Bas to settle vacant lands near the village of Dibrova The Lviv Cathedral Chapter commits itself and its successors to annually celebrate a vigil and requiem mass for Canon Stanisław Bas in return for his services and expenditures on the development of the village of Dąbrowa. Supervision of the fulfillment of this service was entrusted to the chapter administrator and the sacristan. — | Editions: 1Read → |
| 131/1/401 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1537-12-03 | Deed of gift of King of Poland Sigismund I to the chapter of the cathedral church in Lviv for the village of Honiatycze in the Lviv district, placing it under ecclesiastical jurisdiction and exempting it from all land taxes and military duties King Sigismund I the Old grants the metropolitan chapter in Lviv the village of Honiatycze by hereditary right, along with a detailed demarcation of its boundaries. Furthermore, he exempts the village and its inhabitants from all land burdens and military expeditions, subjecting it to ecclesiastical immunity. — | Editions: 1Read → |