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# Title: T. Livii. Romulum, Discursibus historico-politicis illustratum, In Academia Lipsiensi publicè sistunt Praeses M. Christianus Weise/ Zitta Lusatus & Respondens Heinrich Gottlob von Oberländer/ Eques Lusatus. ad d. 20/30. April. MDCLXIV. H. L. Q. C. (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 181)
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Potentiam
jurabat Franciseum ManEua duCeM MOrTuO ParentC CuM CON-
juse in Eenestra oculis Tubditorum expolica, gesticulari ? e)M d-
sna vero luberacratio, quod Philippus Hlispanix Rex, Contramo. fu nayu
ingraditudo
remissilpanoram. Albani Ducis morrem ne lusubri quidem repbum
inundo Lusitandam
Ae prolegreretur. F)Isenim homo. ob ingenii asperitatem 0. plu peu
dedit, quam virundo 
mnibus invilus Fueracac insrarus. Fit ur eo redeamus, quo pau-
umiblus
Jum abducti Cumusidem de aliis regni sociis dici porelt,, quo substililsi
rogu
et huber nator
Cuperioriche(i de Cracribus de propinqris disseruimus: plura au pex actia
cemreterre. Mua mancretiores prohibene, quilens nulla cum Can itset. Beli
SVine rES esse (osex eon legi Hispani ae quicus. lugere Albanum nocuissito
a) PlucarCh. Cap. 12. B) Yacic. 2. Annal. Cap. 77. C) Td. 2. Ann. C. 40. d) Id.
13. AnN. Cap. 4. e) Ancon Polerin. hilc. bell. Moncterrar. f) Hieron. ConeAt.
de POrtuS. e Cactil. conjunct. libo. 3.
XII. Tanex erac molis propriam Dominutionem Aabili-
Reipublicae re: Respublicx rero potenciam conciliare, granco majores re-
quae est fa- quirebac curas. Cum enim Ciceroneteste a) potentia sit ad sua
cultas ad. conservanda e alterius, obtinenda. idoncarum rerum facultas aris
sua conser- eam acquirae nisi potcusi ud est facultas altrius, tes, obtinendi, sed operas, ut alti
vanda 5 al-
serviat tibi sontent, alioqui petentia vis erit e rapina–
durum renus experiensque laborum 2
terims obti- De conserrandi faculcare orius dicamus, quam sibi Romulus
nenda ac-
pararie. Cacierane iolius Apolliniserchii judicio C halcedonii
guirebat. b) grodneslecta locorum commodirate pejora elesitsent: aL
Oroad con- mulco circumspectior Duxnoster, quiuc J. Agricol2. 1) sapientis-
servandi fa. sime opportunitates locorum lesit. Sciebat quo sublimiorem locum
cultarem
eomunitiorem. d)acq; hinc non in plana vel edira superticie, (ed
2loci idonei
electione
Cap. 6.
in cractibus moncolis sedem fgere maluie, loci, uc praetendebat,
ubi erac exvolicus amore captus; rerumnifallor, viciniscomo.
doclusis, tirmare rolebat porenciam, quod vix concestitenere.
perspecta, uc Romani Carthiasinensibus urbem quidem permie
FebAME. sed non in eoloco, ubi timeri possit c)a buas et puno
a) ad Heren. lib. 2. n. 169. b) Tacic AnB lib. 12. CaP. 63. O)Id. AOF. C2p, 2E liberis epon
d) Plato 6. de le98.. 6) Flor. lib. 2. cap. 25, tatu Roma collocussetu, unu sulte parte
osti copositam, quia
itali tu d craut na
ZIII. Loci complementum exde arcis es Urbis munitio vals es
nisset
potentia
Sic enii advertus omnem rim, omnecq; hoctium incurtones 
commode ee linemasna suorum jactura se detendere porerat, plibitu
OrodMachiarellus a) dicit non propter externos, sed proprer sub-
ditos rebelles prodesse arces es praesidia maniteste ab ipsa experien.
E
2. Arcis e
Carbis mu-
c27. 7.
nicione.