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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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42
DE ARTE TUREONE BELLE
cenecellaria. Futius item Senes, quam Juvenes eliguntur. Lencius ob so
325. Imo Lanoriuseum optac, qui semel fuerit inpraeliorictus. in dis-
curs. paradox. 2. F.Citem is praeterendus, qui per militarium otticiorum.
alcenderit gradus. PicCart. 10. Cap. 5. Deboni Ducis oflcio de airibus la-
teetiam ditserie R. P. AdamUS COnZCN.. lib. 10. Polit. CaP. 22. _C exem-
plum etiam egresii ac probi Ducis, Praebere pocestvica. PetriBajardis
Callice conscripta. Xenophon in instit. Cyri es hist. expedit. Crri lunior.
eaque dereica CcribieMonluc. lib. 2. ad fin.. Il faur avoir de grandes e
louables parties, pour estre bon Capitaine. (e n’est pas tout d’estre vaillane
es courageux, id faut tant d’autres pieces en nostre harnois. Pulchre Spar-
tianus in cescenio Niero, emendat primum Pribunos, de in militems
Milescamdiutimere non potest, nilincerei fuerint Pribunide Duces.
milicum. Non imitetur quis Luculli exemplum, qui cum solum diri-
tem le fecillet, cum hoste ejusmilites. congredinoluerunt, Sed loculos.
vacuosmonstrantes, voluerunent ipse etiam Colus pugnaret. Plutarcho.
in Tucull. fol.: 022. Non debet elle masis Mercator quam Dux, quodin
Crallo repraehentum tuir. Plucareh. in Crasso fol. 1095.
CA P. TTF
De Armis.
1. A Rmahicnobisvocal omnia intrumenta, quibus ad vim in.
d
Ferendam, vel illa can propultanda cominus veleminus, oftensi-
re vel detensive utiquimus. Oux olim area erantnon de Perro. Lconi-
Cus Tomausi. de var. hist. Cap. GL. Drulius Ebraicar. quaest. 1. c ap. 71. ac de
demis recerum vide Adam Conzen lib. 10. cap. 16. (quiirem de machinis.
antiquisagit, cap. 19. d recerem miliciam cumnoltrate conterF. cap. 59.)
e proutu ac morecujusque gentis, rariant arma: vid. AIchuS. Cap. 34.
fol. 567. Amirato 2. discors. 4. Ouibusarmis instructi Tartari in Bellum
proticilcantur, tradit Soranz P. cap. 28. Arma ostensira e detenlira Pur-
carum qua sint, explicat idem. cap. 40. Achaorum arma retormarit
Philoxaemen. Plutarch. in vit a fol. m. 707. Ouiidem invita Demetrii
fol. 613. mentionem facit duorum thoracum terreorum optimae tem-
Peracurax. ex limul denocat pondus recerum armorum. Hodie arma Bel-
carum maxime probantur, Ced certe armorum praerogatira non omni
bus est noca: siquidem ea proticileatur e subcili hominis ingenio: cum
nimisuum perpenditur dilisenter, qux arma hoc loco, hoc tempore, de in
hilceactionibus uciliter adhibeantur; quod qui non diligentiis obler-
varie contrarium suoconatu erencum experiecr, raduceius sol. 2dC.
Hasto.