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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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DISSERFATTO PHTLOLOCISA.
impediuntur impedimentiss Miles Turcicus in bellum proticilcens,
nullum Famulum circum ducie, nisimancipium: Janillari veronullum
(quandoquidem iplimet vilia mancipia (inc) sed singuli lua aema ee an-
nonam Ferunt. Actamen quinis unum equum alere licet, ad impedimé.
ta e tentorium gestanda. Sic veteres Romani solebant. Leormius enim
Fusurchino belloMecellum edixille, ut lingulimilices, sua alimenta se
armaterrent, nullo servoillis concello. Sed e Turcae Pratoriani Panilla-
ei, quipioxime illum perpecud verlantur, pacis cempore deniunicum
duncaxat mancipium habent: belli autem cempore quini. Ex co depie-
hendere licet summam in illa aula obedientiam. Petr. Bellon. lib. 5. CaP.
25. Alexander Magnus ad bellum Indicum proticilcens, omnia impe-
dimenta combussi. Plucarch. in vita fol. m. 197. ex c. Vicisim SebaCtIanuS
Tulitanix Rex, in Atricand expeditione 10000. milites habebat. Sed ad
haec accedebant triamillia Follorum, X plusquam milla aurioa, e inf-
nicaitem multitudo, lixarum, calonum, Cerrorum, aliorum que manci-
piorum, Maurorum, mulionum, Mulierum X Amazonum, (quos Calli
perjocum silles deiore, Alias gaudii, axpellant.) Nam eores devenit, ur
bellum a nobis linc ejusmodi limacibus non videatur geri polle. Ita ue
Eotailla incondita impedimentorum tur ba 26000 hominum superarit.
Anonrmihictoria Belli Atricani Seb. Port. R. Fadem Conestasiusha-
Bet, fol. m. 60. 862. Fc improbandus eltmos Orientalium nationum,
quoMnenan aam secum deferunt ad bellum. Fragm. hist. Fran-
cica. Cilabeo dc. samelum. fol. m. 90. Turpilsimum est apudrictosinre-
nirelbudinuns ee tallicatum in strumenta. Plucatch. in Crasso ad fin. Ju-
Res memoranda novis annalibus, atque recente
Historia speculum civilis sarcinabelli.
XII. Militestunt pedices, vel equices: quos prius adhibitos bet
10, quam Pedites, haut recté putat Aristoceles 4. polit. 13. Idenim anti-
quorum IEraelicarum expeditionesretutant, qua solo costiterunt pedi-
dacu. Sed uti alteris praeltent: seu in pedidacune, an equitatu, robur ex
ercitus consiltat: major ex controverla masis est, majorisque momentis
aC etiam recus quaectio. De qua Machiavell. 2. disp. 18. Vegetius 2. Cap. II.
Lipl. s. Cap. 7. Kirchnei, disp. ult. th. 2. lit. d. Claude Pauchet er. des cheva-
liers Cap. T. a PrinC. R an ZOV. 1. com. de Bello cap. 11. Scipio Amirato discurs.
lib. 19. Cap. 2. Flenry de Montasu, en maximes politiques nu. 4. fol. 98. 15c.
Fgo inuniverlo Bello, Pedices palmam habere, et equitibus praevalere:
Scdpro ratione loci d praelij equitatu indisere puto. Papedices quamn
egnices in bello necellarii sunt: Sed hic illud quaricur tantum, anne ido.
quodxer pedires expedicus, praestantiis sic co, quo dequicatu perasile.
let
venat, Satyr. 2.