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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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44
DE ARTE JAREORE BELEE
leribus telis vulnerantur; nec quo ruant cxco impetu, habent: veluete
ex transtixae, in suostemere incurrune. Et regulariter tamem, sladius, a
xtissimum eAt milicix instrumentum: Lucanus lib. 8.
Ensis habet vires, es gens quaecunque virorum est,
Bella serit cladiis.
Il est plus apparent de s’asseurer d’une espée, quae noustenons au poins, que
du boulet, qui eschappe de nostre vistole: en la quelle il y a plusieurs Dieces,
des quelles la moindre, qui vienne a faillir, vous fera faillir vostre fortune.
Montaign. d. Cap. 48. fol. 266. Ec non perperam porrdulusmilitix ho-
dierna, re ducit gladios latos, caelimque ferientes. L Ir. decad. 4. lib. 1. de
praelioRomanorum, cum Philippo Macedonum, loguens: Duihactis,
Cagittisque, derara lanceis vulnera factavidiltent, cum Craecis IIlyriis
que pusnare allueti; polteaquam sladio Flispaniensi detruncata corpon
rabrachiis abscissis, aut tot a cerrice desectâ, divila a corpore capita, pa-
tentiaque vilcera, et Faditatem aliam rulnerum viderunt; advertus qua
cela, quosque virospuonandum elset, pavidi vulso cernebant.
TII. Sed utcunque gladiorum, ac etiam tormentorum penetras
vis sic; de cam camen anuletisnescio quibus, hebecari, corpusque illa-
Cum servari polle, ajunenonnulli. Ft recus luperstitio lacfuit, olim et-
am apud Paganos. Ira Crenum invulnerabilem, ab Achille Fuisse
ReAnSulat ICIOVANEPOEEX. Ovidius lib. 12. metamorph.
ursus sine vulnere Corpus
Sincerum que fuit, nec certia cuspis apertum,
Et se prabentem valuit distringere Cyenum.
rum vero praceps curru fremebundus ab alio
Desilit: e nirido securum comminus hostem
Ense perens, parmam eladio, raleam que cavarei
Cernit; es in duro laedi quoque corporeferrum.
Traudrulit ulterius: eladioque adversa reducto
Ter quater oravivi capulo cara tempora pulsati
Cedentemque sequens instat, turbatque ruitque
Atronitoque negat requiem, pavor occupat illum.
Sic decalem Ansunt calca Cermanorucarmina, corneum illum Siori
Tredum ralemitem tacir tuum. Ortandum Arioco. cant. 29. R. 620.
Ma la pelle rouvo duras comeosso.
Anzi viapiuchi acciar; ch Orlandonato
impenetrabilera, e affattate.
CCBanF. II. StanZa 5O.
Eben si fece farsubitopiazZa
Chelor si rolse, e purindina preser
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