Lumen 2018

S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 358 215. VF § 79-80, Positio 647; VW § 69. 216. VW § 59, Positio 685-686; APS 5, ff. 32r-33r; 38r, § 4; DW 3, f. 18v, § 4; PP f. 67v; ff. 146v-147r; f. 227v; ff. 337r-337v. 217. VW § 60; DW 3, f. 15r, § 9; APS 5 ff. 38, § 2; PP f. 67r, 117r-v, f. 146r, ff. 223r- 224v, ff. 336v-337r. 218. VW § 58. 219. PP ff. 283r-v. 220. VW § 109, Positio 709; PP f. 68v; ff. 117v-118r; f. 147; ff. 229r-230r; f. 274v; ff. 338r-338v. 221. Testamentum I § 7, Scripta 120-121. 222. VW § 66, Positio 688. 223. VW § 66, Positio 688; PP ff. 123v-124r, 155v, 230r-v, 285r, 347v-348r. 224. “Deo et veritate standum cuilibet.” VF § 75. 225. Positio 580, 590-591. 226. A note at the bottom margin testifies to that, f. 3r: “Patris Ig- natii a S. Francisco Schol. Piarum.” Positio 590. 227. Ibid. 228. W. Czaplinski, op. cit., 301-303. 229. Ibid., 301-304. 230. A privilege granted by King John III Sobieski to Fr. Papczyn- ski’s Institute , June 2, 1679, Positio 402-404. 231. PP f. 132r -v: “Epistolas a dicto Rege [Joanne III. Sobieski] scriptas ad Servum Dei ego ipse legi.” The letters did not survive to our times, and we do not know their content. They may have been written before Sobieski became king of