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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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De Majestate in genere.
Fumque rerum elle censebit, ei agere, facere, juspotestasque liet; uti
Ruguttotui dec. ex Ancon. Augustin. Cencil. dispur. Rer. 1. fol., 2. Flujus
juriselesans exemplum, Declamatoresnobis exhibere solene, qui de
Versiliirestamento, ica loguencem inducune Ausultum Imperatorem:
Hac dedit ut pereant? ipsum si disere fas est.
Sed lerum servanda fides: suprema voluntas
Ouod mandat, herique jubet, parerenecesse est.
Francacur potius lerum veneranda porestas.
Ouam tot concestosnoctés que diesque labores
Mauserit una dies esc.
VII. Poceltashec, jus Dominationis (unde etiam Imperatores
Domini indigitaneur, Bulenger. de Princip. Romano L. Cap. 36.) vispote-
Etatis, lcalis dicitur Ragion rel. Ragionamenti di staro; quali dicas jus pu-
Blici boni. CInde _ juSrCgni, SIKaIOV ZOXVIOr, ab AristotelO nOminaEUEs
Clapmac. 4. de arcan. cap. 2. Dicituritem Resia manus, a Pomponio ju-
reconsulto, l. 2. de orig. jur. Albertus Bologner. tractat. de L. jur. e aequit.
cap. 20. es 13. Toachim. Scephani, 3.de juris dict. cap. 2. Mlanus enim Cumi-
tur propoteltate, l. 4. de justit. es jur. Status, elt convenientia propria cu-
justibet rei in luo statu: conveniencia propria de cada uno en su estado.
Perer. in aphorism. fol. 171. ad fin. FFrationes Status, media lunt, hanc co-
venientiam lactam rectamque alservantia, Canontiero, dell. IntroduIZ 2.
10. cap. L utdixi, intract. de Arcanis Rerumpublicar.
VITI. Verum catione hujus extraordinarix potestatis, legibus
Coluta est Majestas, Civilibus cantuminon Nacuralibus, Geneiumrejure
primaero, Camillus Borell. tract. de magistrat. lib. 2. C ap. L. quibus, urpo-
ee providentiâ Divinâ consticuris, aeque imperantes ac lubditi obtem-
peraretenentur. Ilas quicunque pereumpere, aut intrmaretentabie,
Divinae Majeltatis von eftugier judicium, can. quae contra mores dist. 8.
Vasquius, illustr. Controver (. 3L. num. 21. e 2.2. Bodinus 1. de republ. Cap. 5.
num. 102. e ad fin. capir. Flerman. Vultejus in 5. sed e quod principi 7.
Inst. de jur. nat. sent. es civil. Joham. Camman. disputat. L. Thes. 37. 4r. es
Segq. Benedict. Winckler, de princ. jur. 3. Cap. 7. 8 f. Cap. 4. Scotanus, disp.
ad Ubr. 1. C. thes. +. Intuiru divinae legis, de legis item naturalis, iccta que
rationisinon ut Peinceps, Cedurhomoconsideratur is quiimperat, qu’a
omneshomines inter le sunt aequales. l. quod attinet. f. de reg. jur. Cap.
1. e0. non livet. distinct. 10. Illustris Fnenckelius, 1. de privileg. Cap. 8. nu.
16. Flincque jus naturale indispenlabile dicicur, distinct. 13. 85 seg. Oua-
re olim Dionylius matri iniquum petenti, respondit: Jus Ciritatismu-
tari quidem polse, naturale non polle. Plutarch. Aportheem. ITxcCon(I-
Derans Canutus, Noremannix, Danix et Anglie Rex le dile suum inlic
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