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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.
quae concernunt dionitatem cemporalem. vide Srod. lib. 2. tit. 4. Cap. F.
Cunaeum, de RerubI. ludeorum fol. 131. Ac quemadmodum regnum spi-
ricuale, toco genere differt d mundano; ita e dignitas utriusque. Licet
Lcclelaltiea dignicates, quamris inferiores oradu; non perperam qui
busdam secularibuspraeferantur. vide Conrod. Lancellot. templ. omn.
Tudic. 2. CaP. 18 1. fol. m. 533. Venit Christus ccalis, eam ut Politia pat-
rem, qua animibonum spectat, procuraret: a quosdam instituit quali
mariltracus, hostamen minictros maluit appellari, lohann. 13. vors. 16. 2.
Corinth. 3 vers. 8. es cap. 4. vers. 5. L. Corinth. 4. ver (. I. e CaP. 3. V er s. 5. Co-
loβ. 1. vers. 25. Daniel Chamier, de Occumen. Pontis. r. Cap. 1. fol. 96. Sicque
nullam potestarem habere putant Dirini verbi ministros, ne in con-
Ecientias quidem. Marth. 20. v. 25. ubi Beza, in adnot. Ac de Fccelialtica
pocectare Pontiticia, ac illa quam veram de concestam putat, pluribus
asic Gerhardi loco de Ministerio. num. F9r. ac mulris seqque. Acque, num li-
ceac Ecclelia ministro, magistratum publice peccantem arguere, docet
Gerhardi, dict. Lo5. num. 287. Licet item huic ministerio, hoc est, discipli-
plinae atque doctrina, juxta verbum Dei lubelle d obtemperare, per
conscientiam etiam ceneantur ii, quimajeltatem habent: Ores enim
debent audire luospaltores. Atramen hoc catenustantum verum au-
cumant, quatenus paltoris peragunt munus. Z epper. 2. delegib. Mosai-
cis. Cap. 5. fol. 161. Pareus, de jure Princip. fol. 80. Christ. Macthias Dichi-
marL. colles. poliric. 2. disput. ult. thes. 21. Pariratione, qua ipli C acholici
dicunt; Papam Sacerdoti, cuitenetur consiteri, in illo actu subjectun
esse: Sacerdorem polse illum ligare, absolvere, Panormitan. exrr. de pa-
nitent. e remiss. Bellarminus, 2. de Ponrific. cap. 29. ad fin. Sicque Theo-
dolius imperator poenitentiam publicam ogit, Ruftin. histor. lib. 10. 6. 18.
X vide omnin histor. Fripartit. lib. 9. Cap. 30. Ita ex Valentinianus Im-
Perator, Facetur, Episcopum supra se esse: ejusque monita patientertu-
Lic. Pripartic hictor. lib. 7. cap. 8. Acirem honoris erso Fipilcopi Cxlari
Peaelarituerunt, Bellarmin. 2. de Pontific. Cap. 7. fol. m. 799. 60l. 2. Quita-
men fol. seq. concedit: P.tiam Episcopos Regi subjectos esse debere, in
iis, quae pertinent ad policicum ltatum. Echinc apparere ajunt: printa-
cum incemporalibus de spiritualibus, quem sibi arrogat Pontitex. Cap.
unam sanctam. in extravas. demajorit. veram de genuinam esse notam
Antichristi: omni ex parte Salvatorinostro, ejusque Apostolorum Fun-
etionicum lit contrarius. Onin necetiam ministerium verbi, Ilierai-
chiaiplis ehiut vule Concilium Fridentinum, seβ. 23. Ca:1. 6. vide FTen
ric. FCkhaed. de ordiv. eccl. sast. part. 1. sect. 2. quaest. 1. X David Pareum,
tract. deporestat. Principum contra Papam quaest. 3. (. vide ramen Dionyl.
AreopaBiC. de octes. bierarch. CaB. 2.) Fitneque Ponriticem Romanum,
etiam