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# Title: [D. Nicol. Hieron. Gundlingii Serenissimi Borussiae Regis Sacrique Tribunalis ... Consiliarii ... De Henrico Aucupe Franciae Orientalis Saxonumque Rege Liber Singularis In Quo Reipublicae Facies Ex Genvinis Rerum Documentis Diplomatibus Tabulis Chartis Scriptoribusque Aequalibus In Luce Collocatur Errores Clarissimorum Virorum Modeste Confutantur Multa Nova Ex Medii Aevi Geographia Atque Historia Deducuntur Ac Cognita Deniqve Melioribus Argumentis Testimoniisque Illustrantur] D. Nicol. Hieron. Gvndlingii Serenissimi Borvssiae Regis Sacriqve Tribvnalis ... Consiliarii ... De Henrico Avcvpe Franciae Orientalis Saxonvmqve Rege Liber Singvlaris In Qvo Reipvblicae Facies Ex Genvinis Rervm Docvmentis Diplomatibvs Tabvlis Chartis Scriptoribvsqve Aeqvalibvs In Lvce Collocatvr Errores Clarissimorvm Virorvm Modeste Confvtantvr Mvlta Nova Ex Medii Aevi Geographia Atqve Historia Dedvcvntvr Ac Cognita Deniqve Melioribvs Argvmentis Testimoniisqve Illvstrantvr (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 170, Stück 2; Leibn. Marg. 170)
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IIF. NKICVS AVCEDS
ces, e reliqui Principes, milites primi, milites
rrecarii, quin insenui omnes, si alicuius momen.
ei sunt. Resibus sidem faciant. Per mitices pri-
MOS Cos, puco, incelsici, qui Ductorum ofticio
Tunsebancur, sc rexilla serendi in praeliis iushra-
Debane, vel Comites, vel liberi domim. CirCg2
rii vero incerdum milires simplices nominabon-
TUr. Macchaus Porisiensis militum minorum me-
minit. Incerea nemo miles, cuiuscumque gradus,
nisi ordini mmilitari solenniter adscriptus. Jeaque
nobilis ee miles disserunt. Nobiles naTcebanEuE,
milices Aebant. Nam qui ormixeri olim, domi-
celli, tamuli, ingeniti Caepe Polenni quadam ratio-
De milicia inauxuraboneur. Guod non tantum
inter sresarios in vlu erac, verum eriam incex
principes, ac luperioris clrpei nobiles. Colle-
sic in hranc rem Antonius Marrhaei, qui haud ita
pridem Lusduni Bosuorum FatO es FunCtuS, in
tractatu de Nobilitare Lib. IV. Cap. XIII. exemplo.
rum aliquam copiam; quem re exscribere nolu
inuS; ita etiam houd quoquam necestarium repu
carus. Ouore in deluecudinem iste mos abierit,
Toannes Nicolaus Plerrius in dissertatione de Feu
donobili oltendic, rbi quadam non rulsaria.
X) Vnde interdum domini vocati. Annales Colmarienses ad an.
NUM CIDCCLXZVII. Posthaec Rex Bohemorum concresanit oc-
culte decem millia dominorum volens occulte Recem compre-
hendere Romanorum. EF apud Perrum de Vineis Epist. XVII.
Lib. VI. Milites fieri non poterant, qui de genere milivum
nonnari erant. Elinc Cuntherus in Ligurino Lib. II. Edic.
Reub. B. 305. de Loneobardis camquam singulare simul at
que pucidum obseruat:
Veque suis omnem depellere finibus hostem
Possit, es armorum patriam virture rueri
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