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# Title: Christophori Besoldi, IC. Et Antecessoris Tübingensis, Dissertatio Politico-Iuridica, De Maiestate In Genere: eiusque Iuribus specialibus (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 3; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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DL
Dissertatio Politico- Turidica
trabet Augulta, qua ipse Princeps. Principi enim Eiquid legetur, id (si
is ance cellatorem moriatur) successori debecur, (cum fctione quadam
juris, nunquam principatus interrumpi credatur) non li quid leretur
Ruoustae. 1.56. 85 seq. de lec. 2. Sicque Augucta eadem privilegia habet,
qua Princeps: quacenus ei competere pollunt; quorumque illa capax
CA. Augucta non Cuccedit Augultae, ut Augustus Augusto: carere potest
Imperium Aususta, non Rugulto; quia non moricur disnitas tnipera.
toris.
V. Verum enim vero, quemadm odiim D FI OpE. HI A Z. su
bernacio, Providentix que ipsius Imperium, communemtere semper
nacurxe Ceriem sequitur (qua ratione acuram Scaliger detinit, exercit.
188. sect. 1. Quod St ordinaria D F. lpoteltas; sed incerim lapius cundem
Ordinem, tanquam author Nacurx Spernic, negligir. Plalm. 105. vers. 57.
ec prolapienti ac benigna lua omniporentiâ, quicquid lubet miracu.
losesictit X etticit; quandoqi etiam non asit lecundum modum, quem
ipse luispromissis decerminavie Jehiova DF VS. ArnilauS F. de Majest.
cap. 4. num. 3. Jac. Martinilib. 1. Metaph. exerc. 3. th. 8. Duo etiam intuitu
Salvacornoster, Dominus Sabbachidicieur. MaEC. 2. vers. UIF. d FraLIes
ac Torores conjunxie liberos Adami; Fratrisque viduam ducere Deus
jullictratrem. AIberic. Centil. de nurt. fol. m. 535. Itapariter quoque, in
Republica interdum publicustavor ac necessitas, ordinariam e legibus
consentaneam re spuunt poteltatem. Indéque non line magna ratione,
extraordinaria sublimiorique illa porestatis plenicudine, cacenus in-
Pcnctum estImperium Cummum (imago ex exemplar DElinterris. un-
de de Masistratus Dii vocantur in 5S. Scriptura, ac Principem in lui
Republica corporalem quendam Deum, nominavit Baldus, S. fin. de pro-
hib. feud. alien. ac Plautus, in Casina, cum humianum Jovem vocat) ut
quoties populi lalus, publica ucilitas, necelitas, jultiria ratio, aut similis
Id postulatcausa; cunctis consulere (tanquam perpetuus Reipublicae
Conlul. Novell. 107. C. 2. ad fin). X in commune pro arbicrio jubere possit
ac debeat, surium apicibus repudiatis, J. Polit. Cap. 7. (dissentic Alchulius
cap. 9. fol. 123. qui ablolucam poceltatem, non perlonali Majeltatii sedcor-
Poriuniverlalis consociationis ad (cribit: quod tamen vix ille obtinebit)
Opuselt, ucalicubi in Republica, noneantum Force aliquod sit Imperi-
um; verum etiam liberum, de legum rinculis exsolutum: quod Rem
publicam in quavisparte cemperet, ordinetve; quodillam ad nutum
Forruna _ tempeltatum, mocusque mutationum subernare ponu: alids
reginequic. Ilujus arbirrio mulea (unt relinquendaipariter iu Naucle-
s0, veleriam Pacritamilids, non leges certx dari pollunt. Oui enim legi.
busnon est solucusiquom odo, quae sd, lesumrariones, pro rarietate cir-
cumctan.