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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zu Deutschland LH 12, 3, 4
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non vero quod sint inialidi. Nam si post conversionem
etiam in foro poli tenerentur, et actione sive condictione
indebiti conveniri possent, quod vel solum ad conmersio-
nem eorum impediendam sufficeret, tunc dicerem, con-
tractus eorum usurarios suise invalidos, sed actionem
contia eos suspensam, durante Judaismo; nunc vero
nullum video iridicium, unde ipsorum contractuum inna-
liditas concludi possit. Nam quicquid omnes habet
effectus actus validi, id validum esse, negare, est de
nomine controuersiam monere. Fodem modo respon-
deo in nostro casu, matrimonia Protestantium in
gradu prohibito esse valica; quamtis non fuerint
licite contracta.
Ad secundam rationem, quo Imperator non potuerit
dispensare Protestantes a necessitate petendae permissi-
onis Pontificiae, quia nec se ipsum ab ea dispensare
potest, Respondetur primo, saepe fieri, ut, quae aliis
tribuere possumus, non possimus tribuere nobis ipsis.
L
Ita sacerdos se absoluere non potest; nemo potestin pro-
pria causa judex esse; notarius testamentum facturus
alio habet opus notario.) et ita ecenit omnibus, in
quibus quadam opus est causae cognitione. Respon-
detur secundo, multum interesse inter ea, quae facit
Imperator, et inter ea, quae faciunt imperator el Im-
perium simul; imo magna Christiani orbis pars,
quae in tractatu westphalico Protestantes a jurisdictione
Ponti-