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231 At the Crossroads GAP, Prov. Hung., Dom. Priv., n. 4, b; GAP, Reg. Rel. 73, Jan- uary 13, 1670; Prov. Pol., Dom. Varsav., n. 17. 93. A ducat of those times was a gold coin minted in Hungary (“un- garo”), later called a Polish ducat. The Hungarian ducat had been in common circulation in Poland since the end of the 14 th century. 94. Brother Jerome of St. Peter and St. Paul Wolski (1643-1712) made his religious profession in 1663. He had studied philoso- phy at Kazimierz near Cracow since September 1664 and then continued his studies in Rzeszow since December 1664. In the fall of 1666, he was transferred to Rome where he continued his theological studies and was ordained to the priesthood on June 15, 1669. Positio 138, note 2. 95. Document of the General Congregation of August 23, 1668, Positio, 138; GAP, Reg. Gen. 10. F. 26v. 96. Apologia § 21, Scripta 51. 97. Apologia § 41, Scripta 65. 98. Apologia § 21, Scripta 52. 99. Apologia § 22, Scripta 53. 100. “Hic bonus Pater, vi Rector impositus Varsaviensibus, initio videbatur me amare, sed ubi suis contrarius inventis reperit, graviter coepit odisse.” Apologia § 21, Scripta 52. 101. ConstSP, P.II, c. III, n. II. 102. Statuta Ordinis Scholarum Piarum, p. 149, n. 4; p. [154], n. 10. 103. ConstSP, P. II, c. IV, n. IX, n. 93; GAP, Reg. Gen. 4, p. 22, Die 23 Maij 1659 Mane, 1-o. 104. GAP, Reg. Gen. 9, f. 4v, Acta Congr. Gener., July 15, 1661, 2-o.