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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6A
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24) Immo exemplum successioni semicogna-
ticae contrarium habetur, cum mas foeminam
propiorem, Martinus scilicet fratris joannis
Regis defuncti filiam Viclantam exclusit.
(25) Idem majore adhuc jure dixeris de
successione Regni Aragoniae. Ecce exempla:
b
Alphonsi vIII ( ex sanctionati:) filiabus
Henrici L. Sororibus praelatus est Ferdinandus
III. Aragoniae Rex, cujus avus erat Ferdinandus
frater sanctii natu minor.
26) Petri Crudelis filiae constantiae praelata
est posteritas mascula joannis, qui erat
petri frater natu minor. Eandemque et postea Aragoniorum mangisse sententiam
(27) Neque in Sicilia sive antequam adqu
Aragonios venit, sive postea exemplum
reperio foeminae praelatae masculo alterils posterioris
linea. Et quidem siciliae et Neapolis
communia erant jura, antequam sicilia
ut
Aragonio per vesperas siculas est acquisita.
Itaque videantur quae mox dicentur de regno
Neapolitano. Ex quo autem Sicilia
Aragonii jurisfuit, casus nullus foeminae
marem excludentis reperitur.
(28) Regnum Neapolitanum a Normannis
ad suevos ab his ad Gallos, a Gallis ad
Aragonios, et per hos ad Austriacos venit.
in transitu ad suevos per constantiam
Henrico VI. Imperatori nuptam, non
poterat illa ex hoc jure succedere, cum
extaret Tancredus natus ex secunde filio
Rogerii Regis, et ipsa extertio esset
genita. Itaque res non jure sed vi acta est.
29) In familia Regum Neapoleos Ande-
gavensium, olim jura successionis non
satis constituta fuisse videntur. Nam cum
tres essent fratres (praeter alios) nempe
sunt quae ostendant.