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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.
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ZI. Ecciimnulla hrimana Poceltas sicintinita, Pob. Paurmei
Aer. 1. de jriscect. Cap. 3. n 1M. 11. Cx seq. Sumxemu neciams hocce jus, duo
sepimenen habetsimerne conscieciam, externe pudorem. Ilorum juri
um obsequinar (Nacuralis Scilreee e Divini, seu Gentrum l’er  v’ii 
eBrecta rationis) cam Princixi, quam lubdicis, auraa In3 [ LLL1LS 12
Ctimb.. 5. de condit. iustre. Duae lactalaedunt Pierarem, exites. natio-
nem, verecundiam noltram; ec ut generaliter dixerim, contra boOs
morestiunt, ea nectacere nospolte credendum est.
XII. Ouoque extraordinaria illa Pocentia, cujus intuicu jure
Politiro omni, absolura reputatur Majectas l. 31. de legib. tum deriim: scF
aCurpanda; alias quando jurislegacis propterrigorem, Talus publica, aut
veritas aue justicia periclicaretur, l. 23. de legat. 3. l. 4. ff. de T. ee rb. b. 3. C. de
Festament. D. fin. Instir. quib. mod. restam. infirm. Bacchov. ad disput. Treut-
ler. 1. fol. 22. F80 in aeconom. rit. 3. 8 4. lib. 1. ff. quastion. 7. 5. sed cum hac
praecellentia exc. Cujulmodi li ablit caula, lesibus quoque Civilibus,
quae adiplosrecta, vel per analogiam salcem reterri pollime; obligati
Cunc eciam iimajeltatem qui habent, Bornitius de majestar. Cap. 10. lm-
perium lummum, semper jure exeraordinario munitum elt, sednon eo
lemperuti debet. Flasiciol ini pernicioli smiqi ConsEliarii lune, que
hanc legibus soluram poreltatem, in horribilem licentiae quidvisfacie-
dicempeltatem, contraDei, Centium, Staeisque Rcipublicae legesim-
probetransmutare; de sic purpurammajeltatis, maculoloeyrannidis
vellere; Cirium dignicarem ac libertatem, almine ex sexvili abjectiss-
mae patiencix veste, induere (otagunr:nec alicer Peincipumjura, X ex.
stimationem, salva ellepolle, contideneistimenugantur. Dn. D. Lanhius,
in dec. thes. per saturam. quae extat tom. 4. disput. Besleens. thes. 2. Juscei-
temitiuitur, li potestas cre lcac.nec Imperio esturendum, ubi legibus a-
Bi pocelt. Pierre Macchieu, in Sejuno, fol. 18. Ac perpetua regula est, me-
dia extraordinaria cellare: ubi ordinario est locus. Tum demum leses
ob serrantur, (i Princeps eas servat. No vi malguarda das leyes, quando eb
Principe las suarda. La LOya, en conceptosmorales, num 436. Aliter R e(
publica non constat nili Princepsipse leges oblervet. Piccart. ouservats
dec. 12. Cap. I. Ergonon cd extendenda estregiaporestas, ut pro lubier
negligere pollit leses, libique competence abloluta poreltate ex affectu
uti. Duo pertinet quod dicit ancon. Perez in aphorism. fol. 23. num. I: 9.
Camino à la ruina de las Monarchias, et abuso del poder absoluro. Abulus
Tolutae poceltatis, ruinam accelerat reonis, Kontrincs tantim, respectu
rogationis, abrogationis, derogationis e Turrogationis civilium legunr
noninnexus lesibus dicitur Princeps. Cxterum legibus vivere, nec
Concia pietatem, jus rationio, BOHOSGUEMOTES, quic quam audereTenE
Culsio