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# Title: Petri De Andlo, Canonici Columbariensis, Decretorum Doctoris. De Imperio Romano, Regis Et Augusti Creatione, Inauguratione, administratione: officio & potestate Electorum ... Libri duo (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 47; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 47)
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PE TR UM DE ANDIO.
dolvere, mastrucis proceres vestire tocatOS,
Tamg ruens, Venecos turmis protriverat aeros.
DeAcaulphoGochorum Rege refert Orolius lib7. Cap. 43. illum qui
eslecanimo viribusq; nimius, inprimisardenter inhrialse, uc oblice-
rato Romanonomine. Romanum omne Tolum Corhorumimperium 
Faceret X vocaret: Cserque Gorhia quod Romania fuiller, Rerecqs
nunc Ataulphus, quod quondam Cxlar Auguscusecc. V ilhelmus
Gemiticensis lib. r. de Ducib. Norman. narrat cap. 19. de Hlalsingo
duces quomodo ardens Romam invadere _ crertere, errore Lunis
ciritarem appulerie, e destruxerir. Tancum erat opud illos popu-
losRomaninominis odium. Ideoq; cum tempusadrenisser ulcio-
nisdivinae in illos orbispraedones _ GentIU EYTANNOS ROmANOS, CX
abscondico quodam orbis angulo, ubi pucabatur valticas quaedam
essecerrarum incoliscarens. tantumg: Feris habicata bestiis, unomo-
mentotanta hominum inundatio prorupic, quae tocum orbem op-
plereposse rideretur. Tum sarim a Gochisablata Romanisomnis
fere Crxecia, insuper Icalia e Trispania; a Bulcaris Dacia AEqUCNIy CIa;
a Vandalistora Atrica; a Francis Germania e Gallia; a Saxonibus
Bcirannia; 3 Sclaris Sarmatia, Dalmatia, IIIyricum: nec multo post
a Saracenis cyptus, Arabia, Syria, Chaldaea, a Farcaris Armenia,
Hircania, Colchis, ex quicquid ad mare Calpium e FTircanum spa-
tiiincerjacet; a Turcisuniverla minor Alia, cum C’ appadocia, Pon-
co, Brehynia, X reliquis ad Perlarum ulque terminos ACixe provin-
ciis; à Perlis quidquid in lndiam usque porrisitur. Ouxe omnia bar-
baris sentibus hostibus Romani nominis cesTCTUNE. IIE NON Vana
Fuisse imprecatio rideacur cujusdam Romani apud Lucanum lib. 1E.
date ceribusiras.
Donec venturus Antichristus.) Eius abominatione ee honore, diu-
curnitatem Imperii Romani optare d a Deo petere solebant veteres
Christiani. Tercullianus Apologetico: Est es alia maior necessitas nobis
orandi pro imperatoribus, es pro omni statu imperii rebusque Romanis: quod vim
maximam univer so orbis imminentem, ipsam que clausulam saculi acerbitates Bor-
rendas comminantem, Romani imperiicommeatu (cimusrecardari. Tu quod no-
lumus experiri, e dum precamur diserri. Romanae diucurnitati fvemus. FC
rurlus paulo polt: Oramus pro Imperatoribus, prominiseris eorum, e potesta-
tibus saculi, prorerum quiere, pro mora finis. Idem ad Scapulam prolixe