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English: Hetman Sahaydachny: Petro Sahaydachny. Wood engraving from Kasiyan Sakovich's book "Poems for the Funeral Cellar of the Noble Knight Petro Konashevych-Sahaidachny". Caption in Old Ukrainian (Ruthenian):
  • Text: "Пе[т]ръ Конашевич–Сага[й]дач[ний]. Гі[т]ма[н] Во[й]ска Є[го] К[оролевскои] М[илости] Запо[розкого].
  • Transcription: Pe[t]rŭ Konashevych-Saha[i]dach[ny]. Hi[t]ma[n] Vo[j]ska Ye[ho] K[orolevskoj] M[ylosty] Zapo[rozkoho].
  • Translation: "Petro Konashevych-Sahaidachny, Hetman of H[is] R[oyal] G[race]'s Zapo[rizhian] Host."
Українська: Гетьман Сагайдачний: Петро Сагайдачний. Гравюра на дереві з книжки Касіяна Саковича «Вірші на жалісний погреб шляхетного лицаря Петра Конашевича-Сагайдачного»
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Source Барвінський Б. Конашевичі в Перемиській землі в XV і XVI ст. Генеалогічно-історична монографія // ЗНТШ, 1930. - Т. 100. - С. 23. Archived copy.
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