of the Univerſity of Prague, who formerly had been ſent on an embaſſie to Hungary, for which cauſe he was condemned to have his tonge firſt cut out, while he was alive, and to be quartred alive, laſtly his quarters and head to be diſpoſed of to ſeverall places which had two pathes; yet through Cæſars clemency the execution was not according to that ſentence, but he was firſt killed, then his tongue was cut out, and then he was beheaded and quartred.
22. Iohn Kutnave, Simeon Suſſicius, and Nathaniel Woodmanius, were ſentenced to be hanged.
23. Melchior Triprechius Advocate; George Zawjetam Secretary of the Chancery, and Paul Perczkam, Auditor are condemned to perpetuall impriſonmenu.
24. Wenceſlaus of Giſbite, a citizen of Prague was beheaded.
25. George Hunſchlidius, and Leander Rippelius. Germans both and Lawyers, Agents for ſome Princes of Germanie; having appealed from an inferiour to a higher Court, were condemned to have their hands and heads cut off.
26. Nicolaus Dionyſius, of the Senate of the greatter Prague was to be burnt, his tongue being firſt cut out, yet his puniſhment was ſo mitigated, that he was onely to be nailed to a gallowes for the ſpace of an houre, and to depart from that place.
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