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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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XZVII: ACq haec erant securicatis Rabilimema, veni-
ainus nunc ad utilia, e ccce primum apparene spolia bostibus e-
Spoliorum repta. Oroculqrilq; enim imicatur Serehas, qui nihil praeter
sloriam concuxiscebant, a) ec Sisilmundum Imp. cui satis vi-
Cap. 10. B 1. eisse videbatur qui hostem fucaverat: b) Oris est gri ucerole.
neus Demotrio; ablata bona restirnit. 3. 67 nec id opus cst.
Nam quos licet interficere, eorum res quoque rapere es corrumpere
licet. d) Tlinc sempiterna lex, res atque pecunias hostium vietori
cedere. et qraro eriam Noro saudebat, Gallos moveri, na-
ta sic occasione spoliandarum jure belli nobilissimarum provincia-
rum. f) Oro magisautem ad virturem incendit praedae deside-
rium: e) eo damnohus est bellum cum iis cerere qui non ha-
bent, quod perdant, h) ubi in acie hostium nihil praedae; inopes
acrestes; vilia arma 55c. 1) Ridobicur imprudencia Caroli ik dari scyt
nionsit ipr
Burgundi, gramdiu Philipei Cominei superstices erunt Com-
mencarii grod ob ablacum carrum pellibus ovillis onustum. Hel-
reciis, pacem damniq; relticurionem ofterentibus, inculeric bel-
lum, quibus eamen adeo ansulta domi res crac; uc cum Tolis
Burgundorum Frenis _ calcaribus rix aegrari ponet. k) Sci-
Ita Wrangelius imparlicet hoc elt aureo hamo piscari. 1) Carendum autom, ne o-
missis celis milites praeda manus impediant m) ee qremadmo-
Casirinuos siis etue pancum Rhoxolani dispersi cupidine praedes aut graves onere sarcina-
citatem pulsis (eo involudum velut vincticaedantur. n). Turpis profecto Romanorum
tuos, q et d Bavaricis erax argricia, cum Carcinis Fusientium ee pecunix magis intria-
tmaverunt factu, ubs euc. Gran fusienci Michridaci: 0). Turpior erae Constanti
e recolligensibus suecis nopolicanorum neslisentia, cum Johannes Comnenus praedam
in fuga plune cojeck. in Syria captam, Thomae homini perpecuo incer scribas ver-
Caco craderet, in maenam luorum internecionem. p) Tur-
pissima vero Chriltianorum contra Turcas puenantium auri
tames, gra quia ad praedtam porius quam ad Vicioriam urgen.
dam inttisabantur, rictorias nobilissimas e manibus rursum
emictebant. 9)
a) fuctin. lib. 2. cap 3. B) An. SyIr. lib. 4. de reb. Best A IphonC. c) fustin
lib. 25 Cap. T. d) Grorius lib. 3. CaP 5. n. 2. C) Crrus ap Zenoph. lib. 5. C yrOP.
f) Sreton. Ner. Cap. 40. 8) Tacic. hist. 4 cap. 26. h) Chricciardin. hist. lib. 5.
1) Tacic. hiA. 2 Cap. 13. k) Cominaus Comm. lib. 5. 1) Sreton. AVuSt. Cap. 25.
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