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4 units · Fonds 131 and 132

Reference Collection / Fonds Date Title and text Availability
132/1/340132 — Lviv city council — correspondence1698-02-26Correspondence: 2 sender entries — see separate letters
[Polish; translation pending] 2 zapisy nadawców — zobacz osobne pisma
To: [Polish; translation pending] 2 zapisy adresatów — zobacz osobne pisma
Editions: 11Read →
132/1/751132 — Lviv city council — correspondence1697-10-08Lieutenant Medżycki asks the Voivode of Ruthenia Jan Jabłonowski to release him from his duties as administrator and informs him about the execution of orders and the receipt of money for recruits.
[Polish; translation pending] poruczyka Medżyckoho m Cerkwy I (z Biloji Mostysk
To: [Polish; translation pending] wojewody Ruskych zemel iz Jablonowskoho Iwana u Lwowi powidomlennjam
Editions: 3Read →
131/1/854131 — Collection of parchment documents1798-01-03Certificate of completion of a five-year apprenticeship by Johann Nikolaus Bosewitz under the Prussian merchant Karl Lorenz Wewer

Merchant Carl Lorenz Wewer from Baborów certifies that Johann Nikolaus Bosewitz has completed his five-year apprenticeship in the spice trade and releases him from his years of service. The issuer attests to the diligence, loyalty, and discretion of the trained apprentice.

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Editions: 1Read →
131/1/872131 — Collection of parchment documents1923-01-17Papal breve of Pius XI to the canons of the cathedral in Lviv regarding the right to wear insignia

Pope Pius XI, acceding to the request of Archbishop Józef Bilczewski, grants the prelates and canons of the Metropolitan Chapter of Lviv of the Latin Rite the right to wear prelatial attire with ruby-colored distinctions, a violet mantelletta, and a ring outside the celebration of Holy Mass.

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