Invictissimi Rudolphi II. Electi Romanor. Imperatoris, et In Hungaria Boemiaque Regis, pro libero exercitio religionis Augustanae confessionis in Silesia, clementissima confirmatio

the Elder, of and in Steinpach Serbetsh, Khornhauß and Pzerubeniz, Imperial Councilor; Nikolaus Berszkovvsky of Schebizovva in Koschetitz, Imperial Councilor; Christoph of Fitztum in Schumburgk and Clösterle; Bernhard the Elder Hodiegovvfzky of Hodiegovvya in Rschepizy; Georg Wandschura of Rzehniz in Studenz; Georg Hohmut of Haras, in Rademin and Chaufznigk; Bohuslaus of Muhalovviz, in Sehestädle and Nevvdorf, Vice-Syndic in the Kingdom of Bohemia; Heinrich-Otto of Lois in Komaravv; Wenceslaus the Elder Vratislavv of Mittrovvitz in Littez; from the equestrian order: through Adam-Leonhard of Nevvenbergk in Vilkayv, servant of the Imperial Majesty; Wenceslaus Magrle of Sobietsh, servant of the Imperial Majesty; Martin Fruhyvein of Podoli; Simon Hunburgk of Hunburgk; Nathanael Wodniansky of Vratichavy, servant of the Imperial Majesty; Gilbergep of Tschaftalovviz; Valentin Kochan of Prachoff; Christoph Kober of Kobersbergk; Daniel Koraleck of Tiefchnin; Adam Wopreha of Wratichoff; from the third order; in the name of all three Evangelical Estates; but the Princes, Orders, and Estates in Silesia, through the Illustrious, Noble, Strenuous, Most Consulted and Most Prudent: Weighard of Prombnitz, Free Baron in Pleß, Soravv, Triebel, Hoijersvvherda, Falckenberg, and Cuja, etc.; Johann-Georg of Zedlitz in Stroppen; Sigismund of Burghauß in Stolz; Andreas Geisler, Doctor of Both Laws i.e., Canon and Civil Law, Legnesio-Bregensian Councilor, and Ordinary of the Princes, Orders, and Estates in Upper and Lower Silesia; Wenceslaus Otter, Senator of Świdnica; as appointed and specifically instructed Legates for this cause; accepted, approved, received, and in all clauses, chapters, and articles, constantly, firmly, and inviolably, for themselves, for their Principal Lords, and for all Posterity, now and for all time, they agreed and promised to keep IN PLACE OF AN OATH, faithfully without any fraud or deceit. This was done in the Prague Castle, in the common assembly of the Diet, June 15, in the year 1609. In faith of all these things, all parties, both in their own names and in the names of their Principal Lords, fortified this work of DEFENSE in the cause of Religion with their seals, and subscribed with their own hands.

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