I'm looking into the 'Nihil Novi' act of 1505 that supposedly established the Polish nobles' 'golden liberty'. The passage from the act often quoted (e.g. on the wiki page) is:

"Whereas general laws and public acts pertain not to an individual but to the nation at large, wherefore at this General Sejm held at Radom we have, together with all our kingdom's prelates, councils and land deputies, determined it to be fitting and just, and have so resolved, that henceforth for all time to come nothing new shall be resolved by us or our successors, without the common consent of the senators and the land deputies, that shall be prejudicial or onerous to the Commonwealth [or "Republic"] or harmful and injurious to anyone, or that would tend to alter the general law and public liberty"

I can only read very basic Latin, but I haven't been able to find the corresponding Latin passage in any of the two places I've found claiming to have the original text, here, and here (higher resolution).

Am I missing the relevant passage or is is is not contained in either of these two?