Додаток ч. 5 Текст Зборівського договору, що його опублікував лондонський тижневник A Briefe Relation of Some Affaires and Transactions Civil and Military, both Forraigne and Domestique of October 16, 1649, No. 3, pp. 28-29:

...And it was agreed that the Pole should send his great Chancellour with eleven others, and the Cham his Vizier with as many, and they being met in the view of the two Armies standing in Battalia it was agreed between them.

I.

That the King should give a generail pardon to all the Cosaques, and that all things past should be as if they had not been.

II.

That Chimelnisky^[118] their Generali should demand pardon of the King upon his knees, and his head bowed downe to the ground.

III.

That he should neverthelesse continue Generali of the said Cosaques, to the number of 40,000, in which quality he should depend onely upon the King when he had made an Act of acknowledgement for the Republique as a Gentleman of Poland.

IV.

That the King of Poland should keepe a Register of the names and dwellings of the above said 40,000 men, who in case of the death of their General Chimelnisky, should be commanded by one of their own Chiefs of the Greek Church.

V.

That the Army besieged should be set at liberty the same day.

VI.

That the Greek Religion may be exercised throughout the Kingdome, even at Crakovia^[119], and that three shall be no more Greekes united to the Roman Church^[120].

VII.

That the Palatinate of Kion^[121] shall be alwayes given to a Greek Lord.

VIII.

That the Metropolitan of the Greekes shall have his seat in the Senate among the Bishops, and shall have the ninth place.

IX.

That the Cham of Tartars shall retire with his Army. That he shall receive 100,000 Crownes, wereof third shall be paid in hand, and hostage sufficient and solvent shall be given for the other two thirds.

X.

That Poland shall continue to pay the Tartars the 12,000 accustomed for each yeare, as it hath been payd since the raigne of Sigsmond Augustas^[122], upon condition that they shall be obliged to come to the helpe of the Poles when they shall be thereunto required, with the number of 40,000.

XI.

That the Cosaques shall have permission to make aquavitae for themselves, but not to sell.