1163 litterae ad p. cosmum chiara, s.p. cae, et Practicae peritissimis57 admonerer, ne me in apertum periculum conicerem58, neve tam simplex in obediendo essem, tamen facta hac, quam superius legere est protestatione in conspectu Divinae Maiestatis, iter Romam adornavi59. a Quamvis expressio: “Quo [i.e. Romam] ego [...] desiderabam” possit intelligi in sensu desiderii se Romam conferendi, attamen videtur quod ad rem clarificandam utile esset inserere hic verba: “me conferre”. 4. Litterae ad P. Cosmum Chiara, S.P. Cracoviae, 22 XI 1670 Introduction This is the last request of Fr. Papczyński to be released from the Piarists. His previous three requests (the first around mid-August 1669, the second around mid-October 1669, sent from Warsaw, and the third on December 20, 1669, sent from Krakow) have been lost60. Fr. Papczyński wrote this request, not knowing that his previous requests were considered sufficient. Nor did he know that Fr. Chiara, the Piarist General, had already notified Bishop Trzebicki61, ordinary of Krakow, about the authorization of the Pope (brief of October 18, 1670) for Fr. Papczyński to be released by one of the General’s delegates from simple vows and the oath of perseverance in the Piarists, moving to the state of diocesan 57 Nescimus qui fuerunt hi eius “admonitores”. 58 Non erant pericula imaginaria, uti patet ex relatione de duobus itineribus quae P. Papczyński Romam fecit; cf. Apologia, § 3 (Positio, p. 255); VF, § 41 (ibid., p. 641). 59 P. Papczyński se ad iter Romanum mense Octobris 1667 an. praeparabat; cf. Positio, p. 100 (Doc. V, intr. B, 2). 60 Cf. Positio, pp. 145-148. 61 Bishop Andrzej Trzebicki (1607-1679), Ordinary of Krakow from 1658.
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