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# Title: [Christophori Besoldi, IC. Et Antecessoris Tubingensis Dissertatio Philologica, De Arte Iureque Belli] Christophori Besoldi, JC. Et Antecessoris Tubingensis Dissertatio Philologica, De Arte Jureque Belli (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 0,1, Stück 13; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 0,1)
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DE AR FB: IU: R E OUE: BBLLL
eresel detrectate praelium; sed ipsum quoquo. 2d pugnam quarere;
Deorocare aequeMeclari: Elincquenon lolum. Puicaecarent, ne cum
uno populodiu bellum gorant, illumque. ad pugnandum exercieatum
reddant: Sed d jam olim. L.y curgus praecepie, intuitu eodem, necon-
craunum holtem bispugnetur: Plutarch.. Lrcurs. fol. M. 89. es Agesilo
fol. 32.6M. 20.
C A. P.. TI.
Vean Domesticus; vel extraneus.
magis sit optandus:) Acitem de
Ducibus Belli
IS Belli in exexcieus Ceu Milicibus e armis consictit, Teloropolit.
Part. 2. Cap. 10. a princ. Fxercitus ipso nomine, exercitatose pia-
paratosrequirii; Scipio Amirato, lib. 20. discors: 2. Respubilica idcirco
quaelihet, cempore pacis, subditos in. toto. Regno aptos X idoneos ad:
Bellum Celigat; exerceat; qui incidente necessitate manu expediti; pro-
pri de semper. paraci lincsadrim quamvis illatam; armis propullandam..
AIElius: polir. cap. 34. fol559, Liphuslib. 5. polir. 9.. Tta ueMilicessine.
eligendi, non emendi:: quod. dictum. Calbx; Plutarch: invita retert.
Exercitacio ejulmodi scientiam parie; scientia diimicandi audaciam nu-
erit: nemo enim faceremetuie, quod se benedidicille contidit. C a (paF..
Faciussaxiomat. bellicoz1: adde Renac. de: Lulinsa; de increm. Imper. C.
4. ex s; Exercitata pauciras, ad victoriam promprior est, quanrudis:
multicudo. Facius; axiomar. 58; Dui pace diuciià Frui volune; Bellosint:
exercitati.. Paciusiaxiom. 90. Relpublica; quae Cires pro Patria qui pu.
onenti lemperhabet paratos, vigilantes ec exercitatos; liocce pralidio.
qualimuris cinctad Rimata, exterorum vicinorumque metum con-
cemnet d tostium animos, ab inferendis perieulis avertet: Ilocque.
Lacedaemonii innuere. voluerunt; qui corpora lua, muros Laconicos
rocabunt. Sed dtiic. Philolophica exercicatio, necellaria cum primis
ridetur: nempent: discant: eriam ip(x matres, mori pro P’atria dulce
elle, ut de Byrancina cuju (dam Forticudine retere. Macullus lib. 2. Fpi.
Framm:
senserat exanimem materiB; zancianatum;.
Noxnes scissa comam Mater; nec territa casui
Forre facit parriis. dum sua sacra Deis:
suct,