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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Jurisprudenz LH 2, 5, 7
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Oligarchua est in qua salus dixitum spectatur
semveratia in qua licentia lbertas plebes. Ex conjunctis
his duobus statibus fieri potest status bonus in quo
sil spectatur satus omnium (intectum Et cum fata
volunt bina venena ivant) si magis
indlinat ad eligardhiam fit status Aristociaticus
si magis inclinat ade ad dplebem appellari
potest mrixtus demveraticus, si in medio consistit
est status politicus. Hi cornupto in oligaaria
corrupta sulus divitum pernicies pauperum;
in democintia satus pauperum pernicies divitur
in Tyranuide pernicies, divitum et pauperum
in potitia satus divitum  pauperum. sive
en potitia sit AristoL ratia, sive politia
in medio, sive magis ad demveratiam inclinet,
Leges Romanae quia senatus et pleses con
sentrebat, pertinebant ad statum politicum.
plebis scita ad democraticum, seaatus.
consulta ad oligarhicum) Angustus espons
piudentum vim legis callide dedit ut
essent qui ex ipsius autoritate leges inter-
pretarentur. Tiberius senalus consulta
introduxit, fingebat enim totum populiu
convocarinon posse. ipsus interim in tenatu
dominabatur,i fingens se tribumtia pote-
state praeditum plebis personam gereren
et curum habere. vid. Tacitus libiF.
lib 1 anval.. Tandem firmata potestate
imperutoria obtentum est ut eorum voluntas
esset legis loco, seu ut quod principi pla-
cuisset legis haberet vigorem. Non
tamen leges vocabantur sed Constitutiones
ut autem quid jus praetorium seu honora
rium fuerit intelligamus, considerandum
Est leges indigere administratoribus, ta is
vocabatur prator, circa civilia saltem,
nam criminalia sibi in Republica populus
servaverat. sed cum alius praetor
alia edicta proponerat, hinc ficero jus
praetorium lerem annuam dixit Hadrianus
tum ut potestatem eorum restringeret, tum
ut abusui mederetur, per salvium julianum
edictum perpetuum fier curavit prioribus
edictis in corpus collectis Exallo edicto per
petuo, et interpretationibus ictorum digesta
nostra sunt nata